> >
> > Michael Packer wrote:
> >
> > > I'm running Analog under Redhat 6.2 (new installation) and have got a
weird
> > > problem i don't understand
> > >
> > > when i type date i get:
> > >
> > > thu jun 29 09:45:57 EDT 2000
> > >
> > > when i run analog right after that the top says the following:
> > >
> > > Program started at Thu-29-Jun-2000 13:45
> > > Analysed requests from Thu-29-Jun-2000 00:00 to Thu-29-Jun-2000 09:46
(0.4
> > > days).
> > >
> > > where in the world is it getting 13:45 from? it's always 4 hours ahead
of
> > > the system clock.
> >
> > Four hours ahead of EDT is GMT/ZT/UMT. When you setup Redhat, did you
select
> > the 'set clock to UMT' option? Perhaps your hardware clock is at UMT but
the
> > date command knows enough to read your timezone for you locale.
when i run timeconfig it is not showing a check in the box :
Hardware clock set to GMT
>
> Analog should pick up the same time as the date command too, I think,
> although I can't test this easily as all my computers also run a broken OS
> which insists on keeping the hardware clock at local time. But you don't
> have a TIMEOFFSET command in your analog.cfg, do you?
nope...no TIMEOFFSET....
i'm guessing this is RedHat issue but I can't figure out why the "date"
command is giving one value and analog is getting another time...
i'll let you know if i figure out what is going on...and if anyone else has
any ideas please feel free to email me!!!
pac
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