Setting the time

[Jason DeVita]

Do you just want to set the time?  Try using "date" (type "info date" to
see how).  Also you could use "rdate -s <server>" where <server> is a time
server such as time.nist.gov or utcnist.colorado.edu or clock.psu.edu (see
www.nist.gov for a longer list and their corresponding IP addresses).

-J


On Mon, 5 May 2003, Felix Jodoin wrote:

> Hello, I was just trying to set the time (again, after realizing I
> wasn't using linux 2.4.20-8d) and it authenticates me for root. Correct
> password, but after that dialogue, nothing happens, and when I run
> redhat-config-date it says something about some coding error. Please
> help. I'm finicky about annoying things like that, and I will not rest
> (okay, maybe I will but my WebServer won't)
> -Proteus/Alias
>
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