** Description changed:
After a fresh Gutsy install, I told the Date and Time applet to keep
synchronized with time servers. It had been an hour off, so I expected
this to set the time right, but it did not. I switched back to manual
time, set the time correctly, and then switched back to
To reproduce on Jaunty I ran time-admin, hit "unlock", put in my
password, then changed "Configuration" from "Manual" to "Keep
synchronized with Internet servers"
I can't do a screen cast right now (I rendered my Jaunty partition
unbootable during unrelated jiggery pokery) but if it would be very
The reason I asked for a screencast is because I fail to see where this
Synchronisation option is in the Time/Date settings. I thought it was
got rid of as an option in Hardy. How are you changing this option?
Quote Ryan : "I just reproduced the same bug in Jaunty Jackalope --
using "Synchronize w
What would that screencast be like? You set some wrong time then wait
for hours and the clock won't be set to the correct time. Teej: you
shouldn't run ntpdate manually but wait for Ubuntu to set the correct
time.
However I just tried to run ntpdate:
$ ntpdate
30 Jun 21:35:55 ntpdate[10462]: no s
A screencast is always helpful as it shows the problem in action. Where
is this synchronise option, as for the life of me I cannot find it?
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Synchronizing with a time server does not work when time difference is greater
than several hours
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I just reproduced the same bug in Jaunty Jackalope -- using "Synchronize
with time servers" does nothing. It tries to install NPT support, but
afterwards it still insists that NTP support is not installed and always
reverts to the "manual" setting.
If the bug is incomplete, please tell me what sor
There is a threshold limit for how "wrong" the time can be ~1000 seconds
I believe, before it doesn't update, although in Jaunty, I set my time
back 5 hours, ran ntpdate and it updated perfectly fine.
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Incomplete
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Synchronizing wi
** Summary changed:
- Synchronizing with a time server does not work
+ Synchronizing with a time server does not work when time difference is
greater than several hours
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Synchronizing with a time server does not work when time difference is greater
than several hours
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** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-panel => gnome-system-tools
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Ryan: I was told that maybe this sync thing only works if there is only
a few minutes time difference. I don't know if it's true, but I don't
think this is a good behavior.
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This is just with a stock Ubuntu install - no fiddling with preferences. It
should work out of the box, no?
On Sat, Nov 8, 2008 at 2:34 PM, Jesse N. Richardson <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Do you have the daylight savings time feature turned on? This might be
> the cause.
>
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> Synchronizing
That is not the case. The difference between the system time and the
actual time is big, not just exact 1-2 hours difference.
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Do you have the daylight savings time feature turned on? This might be
the cause.
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** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
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Don't set you own bugs to confirmed! I think 'new' bugs draw more attention
than confirmed bugs. Are you sure the correct package is openntpd?
I'm having the same issue with updated Hardy. This needs to be fixed.
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** Changed in: openntpd (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None => openntpd
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This is still a problem as of Hardy alpha 3. The time server
synchronization does not work, NTP support will not install, and the
whole thing is just busted. (It says that it's installing and goes
through the whole process, but when I go to enable time server sync, it
insists that support has not b
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