Qubes wrote:
Qubes wrote:
Qubes wrote:
Qubes wrote:
Qubes wrote:
I have noticed than when my computer wakes up from sleep the dom0
date and time updates as soon as my computer gets net connectivity,
but my appVMs can take a loooooong time before their date and time
also update. Is there any explanation for this and maybe a way to
fix it?
Ok I can sync it manually in the appVM using `sudo qvm-sync-clock`.
So the question is how can I set it to run more frequently in the
appVM?
Update: When my computer wakes from sleep the appVMs never update
their time. The only way is to manually run `sudo-qvm-sync-clock` or
reboot the VM. Why do I see this behavior? I am sure date and time
should sync everywhere automatically. Without the need, which looks
to be the only solution currently, to create a small script that is
executed at VM startup and it goes into a loop and runs
`sudo-qvm-sync-clock` every 30 seconds.
This is a serious problem, VMs don't sync their time on 4.2. Can
anybody provide meaningful input?
Is there nothing I can do here?
Is it just me and my system or are you also seeing this?
I have resolved the issue of my VMs not syncing their time. It is
actually quite interesting, because although VMs are set to
automatically sync their time every 6 hours as is explained [here][1] a
certain set of conditions caused the clocks on my VMs to 'never' sync.
Other users can quite easily experience the same situation without
realizing it.
I have filed [bug report
8217](https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-issues/issues/8217) for this.
To fix my issue I defined a custom clock sync definition in
`sudo vim /etc/systemd/system/qubes-sync-time.timer`
and added
```
[Timer]
OnUnitActiveSec=10s
```
[1]:
https://github.com/Qubes-Community/Contents/blob/master/docs/system/clock-time.md#tweaking-time-synchronization-defaults
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