Re: problem with setting date and time!

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From: Jason Nunn
Date: Sun, 06 Apr 1997 00:00

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Rachel Polanskis (rachel@virago.org.au) wrote:
: Hi,
: Tonight, I had a serious problem caused by a bogus date setting on 
: my linux machine.

: I noticed it was one hour behind, and all the other boxes were correct, so
: I tried to reset the date
: using the date command - and I got the message the date I set was invalid.

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set the cmos date.. date doesn't update the cmos.

--
Jason Nunn,Darwin,Northern Territory,Australia http://dayworld.net.au/~jsno/

"proceed with confidence"

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