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vti

vti

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Feb 26, 2001
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Hi all
I have a Tru64 box.Yesterday my system time was wrong ,it was one hour earlier .Is that possible that system can change its time by its own.?I have checked to system logs and there wasn't any log about that.And i guess my system is not set to change time automaticaly.How can i find out what happened ?

Any clue?
 
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Check that you are using the correct TIMEZONE. Sounds like you are using a timezone which changes automatically for summer / winter time. Check out th eman pages on timezone.
 
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