hi Michal & Kevin,
I find that just shutting down *timesync* service can't solve the problem.
Build time also affects system time.
My testing process is as follows:
1. systemctl disable systemd-timesyncd
systemctl mask systemd-timesyncd
2. timedatectl set-time "2001-11-30 17:36:46" --
24.04.2020 16:57, John пишет:
> I'd like to have systemd (user mode) call a bash script with different
> tokens under two conditions:
> 1) When the user starts/stops a service (token would be either "sync"
> or "unsync")
> 2) When a timer tells it to run (token would be "sync")
>
> Thus far, I hav
I'd like to have systemd (user mode) call a bash script with different
tokens under two conditions:
1) When the user starts/stops a service (token would be either "sync"
or "unsync")
2) When a timer tells it to run (token would be "sync")
Thus far, I have been accomplishing these with 1 service an
