Hi thanks for all replies,

sorry I forgot to mention that. That's exactly what I did; I ran
mnemosyne from a script that appended the current date and time to a
log file each time mnemosyne was run. The last entry before I had to
reset date and time was 18:40 (--as confirmed by the log file--so that
session obviously was okay); then at some point I had to reset date
and time and only after that did I run mnemosyne again (22:00--as
confirmed by the log file). This shouldn't have caused any problems,
should it?

How exactly does mnemosyne determine whether a new day has come (I
suppose it schedules cards on a day-to-day basis)? From what I have
experienced it does not seem to be 24:00 (Before the date-time issue
it must have been somewhere around 03:00 in the morning and my
suspicion is that this has changed to somewhere around 20:00 after I
had reset date and time). This would seem consistent with the way the
program behaves, at least.....

Kind regards

Jakub

On 3 dic, 21:00, Konrad Wojas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 02, 2008 at 06:21:27PM +0100, Peter Bienstman wrote:
> > It's hard to say what exactly happened. The safest would be to restore from 
> > a
> > backup.
>
> It might be a good idea to store the last review time and check whether
> the current time is in the past. This way a date that is accidently set
> into the past would immediately be detected and a date set into the
> future next time the date is set correctly.
>
> Cheers,
> --
> Konrad Wojas
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