SMB Incorrect Timestamp (1 hour shift)

I receive difficulties when i mount my desktops homedir(running 10.4.8/PPC) by windows sharing(smb)
The Modificationtime is off by an hour.
Finder on Desktop:
Matlabskriptum.pdf 18:52
Finder on Remote Machine mounting the share: Matlabskriptum.pdf 19:52
Windows Explorer:
Matlabskriptum.pdf 19:52
Linux shell:
Matlabskriptum.pdf 19:52
/etc/localtime links to /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Vienna
the TZ variable is empty

Not sure what you are trying to do. If you are using some shell tool like rsync you should be aware that Windows file modtimes are not compatible with any *nix system. rsync has a --size option which sort of overcomes this incompatibility.

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