-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 If you are wanting to keep the time in sync why not just use ntp? ntpdate <ntpserver> will set the current time for your machine for the timezone you have set...then you wouldn't have to worry about the date command. You could also run the ntpd daemon to keep time in sync automatically...just an idea. Also using hwclock --systohc to set the hardware clock to the system time before a shutdown/reboot would also help out some. Of course, this only applies if you are looking for actual time and not future/past time. On Saturday 29 May 2004 03:09 pm, Don Dupy wrote: > does anyone know a simple way to change the time and date > on a FC1 machine in command line mode > I don't have a gui installed > > I don't quite understand the "date" command options > > Thanks > > Don Dupy > Systems Administrator > Maxxrad PC Services > http://www.maxxrad.net > email: fedora@xxxxxxxxxxx - -- Aaron M. Hirsch -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 (GNU/Linux) iQCVAwUBQLjOQjt2cqYtCmgKAQIKigQA4VgvXJCSG2tDR5dP9I8uXJEFrcGYzXxO Mi/iGZtQ6KKYvkdtCVwO1NzrIohrRGCtO/IVhtxC2NUbfX4bnKc1gL53o2hJNSXu 43bNSUa8VtSosCiZu4iIiYaBKkKDI7fqvRgxtLtPbdmNn5SxhPyBSvQxMGq1uqwF GPpikdpUNeM= =HW01 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
