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On Tuesday 11 November 2003 19:49, Hall Stevenson wrote:
> >3)Right-clicking on the date-time panel in Gnome and clicking "Adjust.." > >throws the error message: "Failed to locate a program for configuring > >date and time" > > > Bah ! Do it by hand ! Like this: > > date 111114472003 > > That's the current time and date when I typed it. It's Month (11), Day > (11), Hour (14), Minute (47), Year (2003). It *has* to be 12-digits (I > think), so if it were June, you wouldn't type "6", but "06".
ntpd (ntpupdate) or rdate are better options :)
You know what ?? Until I used Gentoo, I didn't know how to set the clock from the command line !! :-) I don't use Gnome or KDE or similar, so there's no GUI method of adjusting the clock for me so I *have* to know how to do it by hand.
I am going to set up ntpd though, since you mention it.
Hall
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