AM...or is it PM??

[gdarwin]

There are posts that you have not read. Just screwed up because of the time issue.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Yup the last post of a thread may be a post which was posted earlier today. But because of the time error it things it was posted after the last real post.

Annoying but I see its getting back to normal for most threads.

 

[voomvoom]

There are posts that you have not read. Just screwed up because of the time issue.

No not really. I know and hear what you're saying, but knowing this and backing up to insure I haven't missed anything and when finishing the forum by clicking on next thread and getting "no more unread or whatever". Then, I have clicked on the FTA forum and saw the "FLAG" waving and went back and find nothing new.

But, now the "FLAG" waving has stopped, so I guess something Scott has done has at least fixed that. That was annoying, I guess everything will be back to normal at 8:4x p.m. or in that neighborhood.

Al

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Actually by 8:08 PM

 

[waltinvt]

Sorry. If I'd read this thread earlier, I'd have understood why my posts were so screwed up in the "My great idea" thread.

I've been over there trying to clarify my posts & replys and who they were to but it was like trying to get a wet noodle up a wild cat's butt, so I finally gave up.

 

[thiggin2]

Wow how confusing this is . I notice the threads are starting to catch up but there is still a 1 hour difference, is it just me????

 

[thiggin2]

Nevermind. I spoke to soon. I had to change the settings in the CP.

 

[jailbird]

I need to figure out how the system time runs.

Looking at the database the date/time code for 8:06am Eastern Time is 1160484424

If I change it to 1160485800 I get 9:10am

I would like it to be 7:30am and of you math guys know what code time code I would put in?

Looks like standard UNIX epoch time, which is the # of seconds since Jan 1st, 1970 in UTC/GMT.

If you want to go back from 8:06am -> 7:30am (a diff of 36 minutes), just subtract 36*60 = 2160.

Scott: How are you syncing the time? ntpdate via cron, or are you actually running ntpd? If you're using ntpd and are using the recommended settings (syncing against 3-5 servers), ntpd should have caught the rough time server and ignored it.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Cpanel is syncing the time. The only server listed in the config for time sync was time.nist.gov. I have changed that now.