(Please note, I could only select rhas_linux_3.0 for OS and i586 for hardware fields. Actual OS/Hardware is as follows:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4 (Nahant Update 1))

CTE_REGTEST/Generic/4261506/Test4261506.sh failes with 1.4.2_11-b01

Test fails when setting TZ to "Brazil/West".

Example:
$ cat /etc/redhat-release
Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4 (Nahant Update 1)
$ date
Wed Nov 23 14:57:23 GMT 2005
$ echo $TESTJAVA
/export/JDK/j2sdk1.4.2_11
$ which java
/export/JDK/j2sdk1.4.2_11/bin/java
$ export TZ="Brazil/West"
$ date
Wed Nov 23 10:57:48 AMT 2005
$ date +"%Z"
AMT
$ java Test
   AMT
   Amazon Time
$

Amazon Standard Time should be returned, not Amazon Time.

This test passes successfully on this platform with 1.4.2_10 FCS and 1.4.2_09 FCS.

To reproduce this test failure do the following (I used ksh):

1. Copy the following files to some test area i.e. /tmp/test
-PDT_gold.out
-PST_gold.out
-Test4261506.sh
-Test.java
(all files are attached to this bug, see Test.tar)

2. Set environmental variable TESTCLASSES to your test area i.e. /tmp/test
3. Set environmental variable TESTJAVA to location of 1.4.2_11-b01 on your system e.g. /export/JDK/jdk1.4.2_11
4. Add path of 1.4.2_11-b01 bin directory to your PATH env variable e.g. export PATH=/export/JDK/jdk1.4.2_11/bin:$PATH so that java and javac are picked up.
5. Compile Test.java e.g. javac Test.java, verify class file exists.
6. Run the test e.g. sh Test4261506.sh, check the exit status afterwards i.e. echo $?
It should be 1.
7. Do a diff on gold.out and test.out e.g.
$ diff gold.out test.out
72c72
< Amazon Standard Time
---
> Amazon Time
$