Confirmed as bug on Windows/Linux - All SBFspot versions
See [this thread](https://sbfspot.codeplex.com/discussions/660865)
Comments: I see.... Why not put some keyword into SBFspot.cfg... ``` # TimezoneDB # Select path and name of BOOST's "date_time_zonespec.csv" file TimezoneDB=/user/locale/etc/date_time_zonespec.csv ``` So, independent of binary file the tzDB could be placed e.g. in same folder as SBFspot.cfg.... Additionally in source of "SBFspot.cpp" I think the error message ``` ... { cout << "Unable to open 'date_time_zonespec.csv'\n"; return -2; } ... ``` should be sent to "stderr" instead of "stdout" (I am not familiar with c++ but "cout" seems to use "stdout").... especially when using "-q" option and 123solar.
See [this thread](https://sbfspot.codeplex.com/discussions/660865)
Comments: I see.... Why not put some keyword into SBFspot.cfg... ``` # TimezoneDB # Select path and name of BOOST's "date_time_zonespec.csv" file TimezoneDB=/user/locale/etc/date_time_zonespec.csv ``` So, independent of binary file the tzDB could be placed e.g. in same folder as SBFspot.cfg.... Additionally in source of "SBFspot.cpp" I think the error message ``` ... { cout << "Unable to open 'date_time_zonespec.csv'\n"; return -2; } ... ``` should be sent to "stderr" instead of "stdout" (I am not familiar with c++ but "cout" seems to use "stdout").... especially when using "-q" option and 123solar.