Re: Changing timestamp in boot.log

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2007/8/10, Ezra Taylor <ezra.taylor@xxxxxxxxx>:
> Hello all:
>               I have a client in Portugal who's hosting their web,
> application and database servers in our Atlanta data center.  I noticed
> inside their boot.log file that the timestamp is changing from Atlanta time
> to Portugal time and then back to Atlanta.  Note, the users of this
> environment are located in Portugal.  The logs are below.  Have any of you
> experienced this before?  What can I do to solve this problem?  Sorry for
> the excess log ouput
>
>

Is that machine running some sort of NTP daemon?
If not, maybe you might want to sincronize it with a ntp server,
whether atlanta hour or portugal one.

Manuel.

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