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Re: Time

#2468
From: Guy Harrison
Date: Mon, 13 Nov 1995 00:00
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 In article <816253416_OASIS_@yr-ynys.demon.co.uk>
  neil@yr-ynys.demon.co.uk (Neil Martin) said:-

> In article <816186430_OASIS_@swampdog.demon.co.uk>
>  guy@swampdog.demon.co.uk (me) said:-
>
>>In my STARTUP.NOS file I set up a server and have "time auto on". This 
>>works fine for NOS as it sets all the times correctly. The downside is 
>>it sets my system clock back 6 hours.
>>
>>If I don't have a time server so my sytem clock is correct when it 
>>exists, then NOS works fine the first time but adds 6 hours into 
>>nntp.dat which I have to manually have to edit back to the correct 
>>time.
>>
>>Is this some sort of default internal time adjustment for the states? 
>>How do I change it?
>>
>>Could someone please enlighten me on how to have NOS work and have the 
>>correct time when it terminates?
>>
>
>Guy I think you are going to kick yourself. I see you are using oasis 
>as a front end for nos so, if my guess is right, you should look under 
>the 'Internet' menu - submenu 'Setup' - top left box 'Internet'. In 
>the top right hand corner is a default time zone box and I think it 
>may be set to -6 hours. Change it to GMT 0.

I wish I could just kick myself! Unfortunately...

It is at GMT 0. Oasis works fine. It's NOS writing times 6 hours 
behind. All I can add, is I execute NOS directly, not via Oasis so 
Oasis isn't getting a chance to intefere anyway.

I have a clock displaying on the desktop. It is correct before I run 
NOS. It is 6 hours out after. It does not change during or after Oasis 
runs.

If I don't set up a time server then the clock is always right but the 
times NOS writes are all 6 hours out. Afaicr, if I don't manually edit 
the time in nntp.dat, NOS will add another 6 hours on the next run, 
and so on.

The Demon end runs GMT, I run GMT but when the time server sets the 
time it does a large negative correction. This seems to imply that NOS 
thinks I am not running GMT. The only two "time" lines I have are..

time addserver 158.152.1.76
time auto on

Help!


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Guy Harrison

guy@swampdog.demon.co.uk

  
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Date: 1995/11/13
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