rdate not setting the date
Mary Ellen Foster
M.E.Foster at ed.ac.uk
Mon Apr 5 12:16:11 UTC 2004
On Monday 05 Apr 2004 11:58, Bill Johnson wrote:
> I searched, but didn't see an answer to this. I have always used rdate
> to keep my system clock in sync with time.nist.gov NTP time server.
> When daylight savings time hit this past weekend, I noticed that the
> time on my laptop did not change. I tried to do it manually, with no
> affect. Is there a problem with rdate under fedora?
Check the list archives for a message I wrote a week ago (when Europe
switched to summer time) entitled "FYI: /etc/localtime and changing to
summer time". It might be that the same issue caused your clock not to
update automatically as well.
(Summary: check permission on /etc/localtime and make sure it's
world-readable.)
MEF
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