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Ok, I'm completely confused now. On the linux server, I set the date and hw clock, stopped ntpd, and even deleted /etc/adjtime.....and the time STILL keeps resetting. I need it ...
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Cursing time on Linux Server help
Ok, I'm completely confused now. On the linux server, I set the date and hw clock, stopped ntpd, and even deleted /etc/adjtime.....and the time STILL keeps resetting. I need it to run 10 minutes behind EDT. Help!!!! Thanks.
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Also, after I delete adjtime it reappears after time resets.
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And you need to delay the server by 10 minutes why?
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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