Douglas A. Tutty wrote:
Is the system clock set to UTC?
$ cat /etc/default/rcS
You should see a line
UTC=yes.
A good point. It currently reads:
UTC=no
I don't know if this matters, and with a tz of London it shouldn't
account for 5 hrs.
Agreed. It's certainly a very bizarre problem, and one which I have a)
not encountered before b) have no rational explanation.. :(
Is 09:45 the time the process starts
Bang on, 09:45:01 it starts. You can see the process start and is
written to the cron.log output at the same time. Though, it's recorded
as starting at 04:45, which is clearly very wrong.
I'll put a change in to switch the box to UTC, if the list things it
would be a prudent step?
Appreciate your reply.
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