Hi Fabrizio,
Just start QBOX with the -T option, i.e. EX QBOX;'-T'. This bypasses the
clock check. Then log on and log off, this will correct the time stamp
on the USERS_BBS file. After this, you won't need the -T option if your
clock is set correctly (QBOX only complains when the time stamp
Hi Fabrizio,
Just start QBOX with the -T option, i.e. EX QBOX;'-T'. This bypasses the
clock check. Then log on and log off, this will correct the time stamp
on the USERS_BBS file. After this, you won't need the -T option if your
clock is set correctly (QBOX only complains when the time stamp
Hi Fabrizio,
Just start QBOX with the -T option, i.e. EX QBOX;'-T'. This bypasses the
clock check. Then log on and log off, this will correct the time stamp
on the USERS_BBS file. After this, you won't need the -T option if your
clock is set correctly (QBOX only complains when the time stamp
Hi Fabrizio,
Just start QBOX with the -T option, i.e. EX QBOX;'-T'. This bypasses the
clock check. Then log on and log off, this will correct the time stamp
on the USERS_BBS file. After this, you won't need the -T option if your
clock is set correctly (QBOX only complains when the time stamp
Hi,
sorry if this topic was discussed elsewhere, but, after I updated my
Qbox Server system (Raspberry/SMSQmulator) with latest programs/os etc
(SMSQ/E 3.38), Qbox refuse to start with the error "QBOX: wrong Clock
setting" and cannot find why. this happen..either I cannot find any
