[ale] Reverting from ntpd
John Wells
jb at sourceillustrated.com
Mon Jan 27 10:44:37 EST 2003
Robert,
Initially I thought it might just be a Gnome thing...but "date" reverts as
well upon X-server restart. IOW, I set the date using "date somedate"
from the command line, everything looks good, I restart the X server, and
type "date" at the command line. The date returned is off again.
Typing this, it strikes me as odd that anything regarding X/Gnome would
modify the software clock. I mean, shouldn't this be done on boot, and
not messed with unless you're running ntpd to sync occasionally?
Maybe I'm having a brain hiccup here. I'll have to try it again to make
sure this afternoon after work.
Thanks,
John
Robert Heaven said:
> Does GNOME/KDE have a time zone setting? Maybe it's set to think your
> hardware clock is GMT time.
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