Hi, I encounter the following problem when trying to compile a program on a lustre volume: when I do ¨make¨, the program compiles. But then, when I switch to another computer and run make again, I get the ¨clock skew detected¨ warning, but only on the executable that was created with the first ¨make¨.
When I take a look at the timestamp of the file, I see a valid time on the first computer, and just the day on the second. does anyone have any idea why such thing might happen? This happens when I use NTP daemon, and also when I am synchronizing the clocks by myself. Running ¨date¨ on both computers gives the same time (maybe 1 second difference). This does not occur or a regular nfs mounted volume. Can it be a problem with the server? Does the date on the lustre server has any importance in this matter? 10x in advance, David
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