Time Synchronisation

[John Ryan]

I was just guessing really, because a 1 hour time difference sounds
suspiciously like the difference between std time and ds time.  I'm guessing
that if you do a net time at logon and the PC has the daylight saving time
box checked, your PC will adjust one hour ahead of your samba box.  Try
unchecking the box that says "automatically adjust clock for daylight
saving".

When you do your net time, check what the time is in the logon dos box.  You
may need to put a pause statement after net time

John Ryan

----- Original Message -----
From: <Mike.Molnar at sita.int>
To: John Ryan <jryan at kgv.edu.hk>
Cc: <samba at samba.org>
Sent: Monday, June 05, 2000 5:56 PM
Subject: Re: Time Synchronisation


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> Morning,
> Yes to both your questions.  The UNIX box is on BST and my PC has the
daylight
> saving setting on !
> Is this significant ... how would it effect samba time sync ?
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> >From "John Ryan" <jryan at kgv.edu.hk> on 2 June 2000 23:23:43
> To : samba at samba.org
> Copy To : Mike Molnar
> Subject : Re: Time Synchronisation
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> > Date:   Tue, 30 May 2000 18:32:01 -0300
> > From:   Chris Watt <cnww at chebucto.ns.ca>
> > To:     samba at samba.org
> > Cc:     Mike.Molnar at sita.int
> > Subject: Re: Time Synchronisation
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> > At 11:47 AM 5/30/00 +0000, Mike.Molnar at sita.int wrote:
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> > >When I write a file to one of the samba shares, the file save time is 1
> hour
> > >old.   If I set "time offset = 60" in smb.conf, then when I do my "net
> > time" the
> > >PC time will be 1 hour ahead but the file save time will now be correct
> ??
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> You haven't got daylight saving set on your PCs or Samba box have you?
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> John Ryan
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> Mike Molnar
> email: mike.molnar at sita.int
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