Strange times

[Chris A Czerwinski]

On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 14:41, Cristian Contescu wrote:
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> On Tuesday 23 March 2004 22:01, jludwig wrote:
> > There's a difference between configure and adjust. Configure sets the
> > clock for personal preferences and adjust (which needs the root
> > password) sets the time and allows for ntp adjustment.
> >
> > One caveat is that if your RTC on the motherboard is broken ntp may
> > error out if the difference is too great from its initial setting when
> > first enabled.
> > --
> > jludwig <wralphie at comcast.net>
> 
> Eh, try moving your mouse over the time applet and scroll the scroll buttun 
> up.. and here we are.. Los Angeles.. scroll down, and you're back to your 
> local time again. I guess your problem it's because you accidentally scrolled 
> the mouse over the time applet. That's all.. no fuss about it.. no bug in the 
> software.. Just as simple.. ;-)
> 									Cristi
> 
Just a note. 
I have my HR9 Time Applet set to synchronize with Red Hat.
Lately I have noticed that on boot up that it has <FAILED> on link up.
I also had to RESET the Network Time Protocol Server Drop Down selection
from clock2.redhat.com 
  to clock.redhat.com
and readjust the time (could the port be suspect?).

Chris Cz (Newbie)


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