[Eug-lug] Computer time on Mozilla email?

[larry price]

Looks like it, since it only took 2 minutes to get to the mailing list server

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Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2005 21:57:47 +0000
From: Jeff Newton <newton at efn.org>
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One thing you might want to consider is running ntpdate to reset your
system clock to be much closer to the time the rest of the world
follows.

as root run 
ntpdate time.nist.gov

Since you are connecting via modem you can stick a job into your /etc/ppp/
scripts directory and have it run post-connect (you'll have to do a
little digging to get the exact debian method for having the script
execute at the right time with the right privileges)

On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 21:57:47 +0000, Jeff Newton <newton at efn.org> wrote:
> Okay, now lets try this now and see how this goes?? Comments anyone, did I
> master the jedi, yet?
> 
> Bob Miller wrote:
> 
> > Mozilla is definitely in the GMT time zone, and eight hours
> > off from PST.  Presumably your whole computer off by that much.
> >
> > If you run KDE, you should be able to launch the Control Center,
> > then go to System Administration -> Date and Time, enter Administrator
> > Mode, and set your time zone (and your clock) there.
> >
> > That may throw Windows off by eight hours.  If so, set the correct
> > time again in Windows, then let us know what distro you're running.
> > Different distros have different ways to signify that the hardware
> > clock is in local time, which is what Windows wants.
> >
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