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On November 18, 2005 02:14 pm Benno Schulenberg was like: |
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> Your time zone is correctly set? |
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> Check with 'ls -l /etc/localtime'. |
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I think the problem was a corrupt /etc/localtime. |
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When I set up the system I made /etc/localtime a symlink, but SOMETHING seemed |
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to have changed that and replaced it with a copy of (what I presume to have |
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been) the file the symlink should have been pointing to. Unfortunately it |
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must have been a corrupt copy. Deleting this file and reinserting the symlink |
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seems to have made the problem go away. |
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I think the guilty SOMETHING was most likely the kde date and time setting |
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utility. |
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Thanks once again to everybody for their help. |
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Robert |
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Robert Persson |
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"Don't use nuclear weapons to troubleshoot faults." |
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(US Air Force Instruction 91-111, 1 Oct 1997) |
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