Something is not write with the time- posts are an hour ahead of when they are listed??
Brian
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Keith,
Something is not write with the time- posts are an hour ahead of when they are listed??
Brian
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Brian.....Keith asked Aaron to reset the system clock for the time change earlier this morning.
Ken
So much to learn, so little time.....
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Originally Posted by Ken Fitzgerald
Is that gonna require a re-boot of the DSL line?
Administrator
Terre,
Our server is a unix machine, rebooting is very rare but it doesn't automatically adjust for DST. There is no GUI system installed so its all command line stuff and I haven't logged into a unix machine since HRO closed so I will wait for Aaron to adjust the clock. If he doesn't get to it soon i will login and do the man page thing
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Wonder if this is the reason the forum stopped recognizing which threads had been read. Sent a message about the time discrepancy (actually about 53 minutes per the NIST time service) via the "contact" link last night. This was posted at GMT-6 1:06am
Last edited by Tom Veatch; 11-13-2007 at 3:03 AM.
Tom Veatch
Wichita, KS
USA
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The time server I was using is no longer up.. I am now using a different time server, so we should be good to go.
_Aaron_
SawmillCreek Administrator
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Using an NTP server won't fix a Daylight Saving time issue. NTP servers issue time in UTC time that never changes for DST. It is up to the operating system to convert UTC to the proper local timezone based on time of year.
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Yes, but, the issue is not a daylight savings issue.
The issue was, our clock crept forward by almost an hour because the NTP server we were using was no longer up.
_Aaron_
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