Is the Forum CLOCK a few hours fast ???

It looks like the forum posts are several hours ahead of the real time...

This post was submitted at 10:21 AM.....

Yes, the Forum clock is off by almost 4 hours.

Submitted at 10:24 AM....

I couldn't get on this forum 4-5AM mountain time, maybe that has something to do with time being off. Anyone else have trouble getting on here earlier this morning?

rockwood wrote:I couldn't get on this forum 4-5AM mountain time, maybe that has something to do with time being off. Anyone else have trouble getting on here earlier this morning?

I could not bring the forum on line at that time also.

PC 12

I'll look into both these issues but don't have time right now. Probably related.

I couldn't log on early this morning as well. It's 8:48 here.

test

As the new exploit was released which affects CentOS5 boxes, we have upgraded kernel on all servers running CentOS5 and are going to reboot the machines shortly. Total downtime will be 5~10 mins.

That was yesterday, seems I had to clean up some loose ends including an unresponsive site. Should be good now, let me know if there are any other problems.

Was a problem last night but seems to be working fine now.

Did anyone notice that users on line count jumped to 279?

I'll have to fix that, it's probably accurate but would be because the site wasn't available..

I was able to get cached copy off Yahoo.

Most users ever online was 156 on Sat Feb 27, 2010 8:10 pm

Richard S. wrote:

As the new exploit was released which affects CentOS5 boxes, we have upgraded kernel on all servers running CentOS5 and are going to reboot the machines shortly. Total downtime will be 5~10 mins.

That was yesterday, seems I had to clean up some loose ends including an unresponsive site. Should be good now, let me know if there are any other problems.

My time zone is set for Eastern. This is sent at 5:43 pm.

You need to change set "Summer Time/DST is in effect:" in your profile to no. This is not done automatically.

http://nepacrossroads.com/ucp.php?i=prefs&mode=personal


The thing to remember about all times is they are dynamic, when you are logged in what is displayed depends on what you have set. If somone on the West Cost set their time to PST your post would display the correct time for them,

This is a great little app. for adjusting the clock on your computer automatically.

Rich

http://www.nist.gov/pml/div688/grp40/its.cfm