Gnthoralf wrote: > I have the following bug in date, > if I type date +%s the unixtimestamp is correct, but if I type "date" then I > have 23 sec difference. I use suse 9 distro, with ntpd.
How are you determining that the +%s time is correct? (I would use date for this, rather circularly.) date -d @1209055313 It seems to me that if 'date +%s' is correct then 'date' should also be correct. If you are running ntp then using 'ntpq -p' will print useful information about the state of ntpd on your system. ntpq -p Perhaps a firewall is blocking your ntp packets and preventing things from being able to sync the time with other systems? Bob _______________________________________________ Bug-coreutils mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-coreutils
