"nbf" claim timestamp check failed because of different timestamps

[sapeol]

Issue summary

npm run dev seems to show different time than the current system time causing "nbf" claim timestamp check failed . I am pretty sure i am doing something wrong here but i am not sure what

• @shopify/shopify-app-express version: 1.0.0
• Node version: v16.18.0
• Operating system: Debian Sid

  
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  |
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  | > dev
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  | > cross-env NODE_ENV=development nodemon index.js --ignore ./frontend
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  |
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | frontend |
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | frontend | > dev
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | frontend | > vite
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | frontend |
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  | [nodemon] 2.0.20
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  | [nodemon] to restart at any time, enter `rs`
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  | [nodemon] watching path(s): *.*
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  | [nodemon] watching extensions: js,mjs,json
  2023-01-01 17:23:10 | backend  | [nodemon] starting `node index.js`
  2023-01-01 17:23:11 | frontend |
  2023-01-01 17:23:11 | frontend |   vite v2.9.15 dev server running at:
  2023-01-01 17:23:11 | frontend |
  2023-01-01 17:23:11 | frontend |   > Local:    http://localhost:44657/
  2023-01-01 17:23:11 | frontend |   > Network:  http://192.168.1.7:44657/
  2023-01-01 17:23:11 | frontend |
  2023-01-01 17:23:11 | frontend |   ready in 1066ms.
  2023-01-01 17:23:11 | frontend |

## Expected behavior

It should be the same time as now which is around 11pm

## Actual behavior
Time is way off

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## Steps to reproduce the problem

1. Be on debian sid with the same packages
2. Run `npm init @shopify/app@latest`
3. Run `npm run dev`

[sapeol]

I just tried it on my windows box and it worked as expected so it was a problem on gnome's end. I had to install couple packages to setup the time remotely from ntp server.

sudo apt-get install ntp sudo apt-get install ntpdate

and then sudo ntpdate ntp.ubuntu.com

This should fix your clock for your local time.

reference : askubuntu

[RienNeVaPlus]

This happend to me on windows. I was able to fix it by going to Windows Settings > Date and time > Sync now.

[uilyam]

I ran into this on Mac as well. I had manual time set, change it to automatically sync in the settings resolved it. Ran into the same issue with the remix template.