Closed Eric6464 closed 9 years ago
Did you try to force a clock update with these commands?
systemctl stop ntpd
ntpd -gq
systemctl start ntpd
Yes i tried it, but nothing has changed.
Could you please give the output of : timedatectl
Did you restart completely the machine after the changing the timezone?
Before the winter time, i entered this command : ln -sf / usr / share / zoneinfo / Europe / Paris / etc / localtime -> date and time were right.
When switching automatically in the winter time : date and time were wrong. I entered this commande : ln -sf / usr / share / zoneinfo / Europe / Paris / etc / localtime -> Date and time stay wrong. I restart the machine -> date and time are ok.
This is the timedatectl after i had recovered the right date and time :
So, the solution is to re-enter the command and restart the machine... but that does not run automatically.
Problem when switching to winter time (-1h). The clock remote 2h. The time is always 1 hour behind even after entering the command: ln -sf / usr / share / zoneinfo / Europe / Paris / etc / localtime