No, the clock is correct. It has also been synced with the internet manually, just to make sure.
However, the language is set to English, yet the location has been set to Amsterdam. Perhaps it's getting the locale wrong, or it isn't using the proper ways to get the system time? LP:762004 seems more likely though. Is that bug on schedule to be fixed for Natty release? As friendly as possible, I would like to emphasize to you guys, that people tend to consider this a backup solution. You might be suprised how upset people can get when they loose their files, or access to them. So I strongly suggest you guys make Ubuntu One actually working, for people with existing accounts, a release-blocking priority. Also, while I have your attention, when looking around at existing bug reports, many of the bugs marked as 'incomplete' have since provided the requested information. Some of those include paying customers, (assuming they aren't lying) that may be getting a little upset. If you guys have the resources, I would investigate it a little bit. My gut says many many of those bug reports, both the incomplete ones as well as the open ones may are all symptons of the same issues. (wrong local time, bad ubuntu sso keys, corrupted cache). And like always, the people actually submitting bug reports are likely just the tip of the iceberg. Perhaps in the future, you guys should try to get it a little more robust as well. Verifying system time, removing/resetting cache on failed connections. (because it may have been corrupted when the user ran out of the disc-space) The majority of the target audience isn't likely to be skilled enough to even execute the many 'workarounds' posted in the Ubuntu Forums. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/770533 Title: keep getting AUTH_FAILED in ubuntu one -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
