David,
This might be a good option for some - in cases where there is not a
live network connection where NTP can be used to automatically update
the time. For those of us who usually have a network connection, it can
be disabled.
For instance, during Field Day, we don't have a network connection at
our remote location, and it would be good to verify accurate time.
73,
-Joe-
David Kleber wrote:
A while back, I suggested that upon startup of FLDIGI, a window pop up
showing the current time and date that the computer is set to. This
could appear with a question, "Is your time and date correct" and a
yes to continue... maybe clicking no would take you to where you can
make the correction. Perhaps there could be somewhere in the program
that this could be disabled for those who just can't stand the idea.
I think for EmComm, this could become a very important issue,
especially when logging incoming wrap files during an actual emergency
deployment. Its pretty important to know that your messages are logged
with the correct time and date.
BTW, take a look at the time and date headers from folks in your email
in boxes. I bet you don't have to look very far before you find a few
with incorrect times or zulu time corrections (i.e. I'm at -5 but that
will be -4 in a few days).
-Dave
Ed wrote:
Dick Kriss wrote:
Date: Mon, 8 Mar 2010 11:20:58 +0100
From: "M. Jenssen" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: 3.20.0b3 logbook time
This morning during QSO I noted that the "time end" indication
changed from
0859 to 0860 rather than 0900.
First time this showed up ever.
73 Fred DL6XAZ
Fred,
I just tired to duplicate the problem using your call in fldigi and
clicked
on the <LOG> macro as the OS X computer clock in the OSX desktop
changed
from 2:59.59 to 3:00.00 and the QSO was logged correct at 2100.
Prior to
clicking on the log button, I had 2059 entered in fldigi as the OFF
time.
Seemed to work normal to me?
Let me know if there is something else I need to try to duplicate the
60 minutes.
Dick AA5VU
I would look at the bios time, as this is where fldigi gets the time
to calculate on/off times.
I do know that the begin/end time was worked on extensively about 3
years ago and there have been no problems since then that I'm aware of.
Ed W3NR
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