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04-01-2007 04:09 PM
04-01-2007 04:09 PM
time
How do you set the time?
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04-01-2007 05:56 PM
04-01-2007 05:56 PM
Re: time
only root can do this job.
# man date
the onether option is to use command
# set_parms date_time
be cautious while setting time of the system.
espacially while redicing the value.
Also stop cron daemon before setting time and
start it after u finish.
-Santosh
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04-02-2007 02:18 PM
04-02-2007 02:18 PM
Re: time
Press n
Enter last two digits of the year (00-99)
enter the month (1-12)
date of the month (1-31)
enter the hour (using 24 hour time) (0-23)
enter the minute (0-59)
Verify the time
Press Y
or
Do a man date and modify accordingly.
or
Open SAM
Open time
Go to System Clock
Enter time/date/month/year
Press OK
---Have a look at your cron before you increase or decrease the time. Cron behaves differently in each situation.If you increase the time past the missed schedule, cron will attempt to catch up the schedule. If you decrease time, cron wont fire the entry till the mentioned time comes.
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04-02-2007 02:24 PM
04-02-2007 02:24 PM
Re: time
I'm curious... why do you have to set the time?
Did your system per chance decide to do a Daylight Savings 1 hour adjust?
In that case, perhaps you need to make sure the right new DST rules are in place, rather then tweaking tweaking the hands on the dial. Google: +hpux +dst
fwiw,
Hein.
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04-02-2007 04:33 PM
04-02-2007 04:33 PM
Re: time
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04-02-2007 07:27 PM
04-02-2007 07:27 PM
Re: time
You can change time with date command and also by set_parms option. While doing this check that you have administrative rights i.e you are super user.
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04-06-2007 10:33 AM
04-06-2007 10:33 AM
Re: time
Use date command with following syntex:-
date [-u] mmddhhmm[yy]
HP-UX sets system clock to the date and time specified, Requires super-user privilege.If -u option is given, the specified date and time is assumed to be Universal Time. The numeric argument is interpreted mm Month number. dd Day number in the month.
hh Hour number (24 hour system). mm Minute number.
yy (optional) Last 2 digits of the
year number.
Regards
Ashish
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04-06-2007 01:01 PM
04-06-2007 01:01 PM
Re: time
set_parms and date can be use to change the date,
Use # set_parms date_time
And you can change it.
Cheers,
Raj.