When I attempt to update the time with the time widget and activate automatic updating, I get the message "Unable to contact time server:pool.ntp.org". I can ping pool.ntp.org, however. I also tried a few other time servers, with the same result.
However, if I enter the widget with "adjust time automatically" already checked and then click OK, the time does get adjusted.
I reported it, but SELinux has found a new way to screw up /rant.
After today's SELinux update, I found the timezone was changed from EDT to UTC.
Hi,
Whenever I create a file on a FAT filesystem (USB storage device) and view the files on a PC (Windows/Mac) the modified/create dates are the UTC time. I'm in CDT and the time will be +5 hours on the PC/Mac.
I've tried setting /etc/sysconfig/clock with UTC=false but that doesn't help. I've setup /etc/localtime to be a symlink to US/Chicago.
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Summary:
- Script will take 2 arguments
- Argument 1: Date/Time value in a particular format
- Argument 2: TimeZone value
Code:
Examples:
Argument 1:
a. "May 11, 2012 08:00:00 AM"
b. "Dec 21, 2012 12:21:12 PM"
c. "Oct 2, 2012 05:00:00 PM"
Argument 2:
a. MT or MST or MDT
b. ET
c. PT or PCT
d. GMT / UTC
e. CT
d.
Gamer wrote:Tue Jul 24 03:29:35 EEST 2012The time is advanced by 3 hours ( it should be 00:29:35, not 03:29:35 ) and I do not know why./etc/rc.confHARDWARECLOCK="UTC"
TIMEZONE="Europe/Riga"lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 31 Jul 24 02:41 localtime -> /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/RigaWhat am I missing here ?There are several ways this could go wrong.To understand what is happening, k
I vouch for mplayer in a separate console I use this:script to "select" radio:terminal -T "window title" -H -x mplayerplayplaylist "url"mplayerplayplaylist:#!/bin/bash
url="$1"
if [ -e "$1" ]
then
mplayer -quiet -playlist "$1"
else
time=$(date +%s)
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Hi.
I installed fedora 9 live on a PC after a disk crash (previwsly was fc6). I installed all the software I need, and where possible I took the old configuration file from a backup I did some time ago.
Today I decided to log in Windows 7 to kill some blood dragons in Skyrim. However, I noticed that the date and time in Windows was incorrect . I edited it and then played the game. But after I switched back to SolusOS, the date and time in SolusOS became incorrect.
My laptop is probably running out of CMOS battery, I know I have to fix it soon, but until then, this very annoying issue keeps me from using it.
Scenario: My system clock is reset to 15/12/08 11:00 AM every time I turn on my computer.
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