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Re: date -s

 
f. halili
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‎02-13-2002 09:37 AM

‎02-13-2002 09:37 AM

date -s

On a Rhat 7.1 the command :

date -s "2/13/2002 09:58"

was ran and after command was submitted, the Linux box disconnects from it's remote window manager.

Thanks for any info.

- fnh
derekh
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Ron Kinner
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‎02-13-2002 01:44 PM

‎02-13-2002 01:44 PM

Re: date -s

Did that result in setting the clock back? Going back in time was never something that *ix liked.

Ron
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f. halili
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‎02-14-2002 07:18 AM

‎02-14-2002 07:18 AM

Re: date -s

the date/time adjustment is going forward.
derekh
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Eric Ladner
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‎02-15-2002 06:21 AM

‎02-15-2002 06:21 AM

Re: date -s

It seems like a problem with the X server (which is running on the remote machine).

Check the error logs it produces.

Error logs on the Linux side are under /var/log/Xerrors (I think), but I don't believe you will see anything in there since you were running the desktop remotely.
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