Hi there,After re-locating to Peru I wanted to adjust the time zone of my debian box because all e-mails sent from root have a wrong time stamp.hwclockMon 02 Oct 2006 11:11:29 PM PET -0.847720 seconds
gives me the correct local time. dateMon Oct 2 16:12:09 PET 2006is wrong even though the timezone
On 10/3/06, Oleg Verych [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
try tzselect, it show what time will be after setup.Thanks for your pointer, Oleg.I chose tzselect and then 2 for Americas and 36 for Peru. Then I get this here:Therefore TZ='America/Lima' will be used.
Local time is now: Tue Oct 3 03:39:53 PET
Hello,
I have been "using" mdadm to run software raid1 (stripping) on a file
server i have been running.
None of the drives have failed, and I have even setup subsequent drives
in the same scenario.
It is only now that I wonder if I am even using RAID1 properly? In other
words, now that I try
to see the data on it like a normal drive? Or would I
run into the same issue??
On 30.12.20 01:53, deloptes wrote:
> Thomas A. Anderson wrote:
>
>> Once I can get anything off one of these two drives, I will then switch
>> my current setup to 1 drive (8TB), with an
en switch
my current setup to 1 drive (8TB), with an attached 8TB drive that will
be be backup --weekly, or whatever.
On 29.12.20 09:36, basti wrote:
> On a file server in a production environment I would prefer raid 6.
>
> Am 29.12.20 um 08:45 schrieb Felix Miata:
>> Thomas A. Anderso
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