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On 11/05/13 17:23, Joseph wrote: |
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> On 05/11/13 09:56, Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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>> On 11/05/13 08:25, Joseph wrote: |
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>>> My computer time reported by asterisk server or php database is 6hr |
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>>> ahead. |
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>>> Why? |
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>>> |
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>>> My desktop clock is correct, and command line "date" reporting local |
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>>> time as well. |
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>>> My /etc/conf.d/hwclock |
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>>> clock="local" |
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>>> clock_hctosys="YES" |
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>>> clock_systohc="YES" |
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>>> |
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>>> Should I set clock="UTC"? I'm running Windows via VirtualBox and I know |
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>>> windows is using "local" time. |
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>> |
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>> Try setting Windows to use UTC time instead: |
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>> http://crashmag.net/configuring-windows-7-support-for-utc-bios-time |
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>> |
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>> It's what I use here for years and never had a problem with it. |
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> |
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> I set: clock="UTC" |
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> Everything would work OK if I was able to set via user home directory |
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> ".bash_profile" |
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> TZ="Canada/Mountain" |
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> but this is not helping, my desktop time is still behind 6hr. (server |
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> programs are showing correct time though). |
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> Do I need to run an additional command after updating user |
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> ".bash_profile"? |
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> I just log OUT/IN but it is not reflecting my time zone. |
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The link I posted was about setting Windows to UTC time, not Linux. |
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