* [email protected] <[email protected]> [02.01.2014 21:10]:
> > so simply set the system-time to the filedate of your cert + X
> > seconds.
>
> It seems much more complicated (where is the cert, also it need openssl-util
> to decode the cert, ...)
> and would only work for openvpn. Other (vpn) software relying on certs still
> need this.
you can implement this in a generic way:
simply set the system-time to the newest
filedate you found in e.g. /etc - try this:
#!/bin/sh /etc/rc.common
START=00
get_unixtimes()
{
local file month month_number
find /etc -type f | while read file; do
set -- $( ls -dle "$file" )
month_number=0
for month in Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec; do
month_number=$(( $month_number + 1 ))
[ "$7" = "$month" ] && break
done
date --date "${10}-${month_number}-${8} ${9}" +%s
done
}
boot()
{
date --set @$( get_unixtimes | sort -n | head -n1 )
}
####
bye, bastian
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