The Open Group says that localtime_r() doesn't need to ensure that

the tz* related variables are initialized when it is invoked.  In
fact, Solaris does do this while NetBSD 2.0 does not.  Explicitly call
tzset() before calling localtime_r() to initialize the local timezone
data.  This fixes the output of:

	perl -e '$t = localtime($^T); print "$t\n";' ; date

to always print the time in the local timezone twice instead of the
first time in UTC and the second in the local timezone.  Bump the
PKGREVISION.

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