Mike Oliveri wrote:
> More specifically, the NTP server your server is polling for the true
> time is the one that needs to be in the same time zone.
Actually, no. NTP uses UTC exclusively, so it doesn't matter at all
which timezone the NTP server is in. It should just be close wrt network
topolog
More specifically, the NTP server your server is polling for the true time is the one that needs to be in the same time zone.
You should probably be using a stratum 2 server off this list:
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/ntp/clock2b.html
They're alpha by country, so scroll down to USA and t
Hello John,
On Wednesday, May 26, 2004, John Wood wrote...
> I am told that our server already runs on NTP. Any other ideas why
> it's 1 hour out?
Wrong time zone? Doesn't take into account daylight savings? You've
not changed your personal information? You didn't mention in your
original reply i
Yes - I work in the same building as the server.
John
> Hello John,
> On Wednesday, May 26, 2004, John Wood wrote...
>
>> I am told that our server already runs on NTP. Any other ideas why
>> it's 1 hour out?
>
> Wrong time zone? Doesn't take into account daylight savings? You've
> not changed yo
If you run the date command at the command line, is that one hour out? Or
are you only seeing it in the logs/squirrelmail?
You can also verify the NTP is working as follows:
ntpq -- this will dump you into the ntp query command prompt
ntpq> rv
This will out put a bunch of data. Look for Stratu
I am told that our server already runs on NTP. Any other ideas why it's 1
hour out?
John
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Try looking into NTP for your server. Depending on OS, it's not all that
hard to get up and running. That way you could keep your server in sync
with an NTP server in your time zone and be just about dead-on accurate at
all times.
Take care,
Mike
> Sorry - let me try that again.
>
> Any idea why
Any idea why the server time is one hour out (compared to UK time)? I
just sent an e-mail at 3pm but the log says 2pm. Right now, the time is
just after 3pm.
John
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Hello John,
On Tuesday, May 25, 2004, John Wood wrote...
> Sorry - let me try that again.
> Any idea why the server time is one hour out (compared to UK time)? I
> just sent an e-mail at 3pm but the log says 2pm. Right now, the time is
> nearly 8.15pm
The server time could be in one time zone,
Sorry - let me try that again.
Any idea why the server time is one hour out (compared to UK time)? I
just sent an e-mail at 3pm but the log says 2pm. Right now, the time is
nearly 8.15pm
John
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Please provide details about your configuration.
What SquirrelMail version you are using? What OS? What PHP version?
Remember that some people live in different time zones and sometimes it
takes time to reply to your email.
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Tomas
> I have safe mode off (and have never turned it on) but still
I have safe mode off (and have never turned it on) but still don't see
this option. Is there something else I should be looking for?
Thanks Again.
On Jan 7, 2004, at 11:04 AM, Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
Is there a way to have SquirrelMail use a time offset from the system
time? I have a server in th
> Is there a way to have SquirrelMail use a time offset from the system
> time? I have a server in the US and is primarily used by users in the
> US. But it also hosts SquirrelMail that is only accessed in Japan. All
> mail is tagged with a US time stamp. Is there an easy why to implement
> an offs
Is there a way to have SquirrelMail use a time offset from the system
time? I have a server in the US and is primarily used by users in the
US. But it also hosts SquirrelMail that is only accessed in Japan. All
mail is tagged with a US time stamp. Is there an easy why to implement
an offset?
T
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