... off for me. CigarSmokers says GMT-4 = 09h36, but it is actually 17h43.
Is it just me?
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... off for me. CigarSmokers says GMT-4 = 09h36, but it is actually 17h43.
Is it just me?
No, it's not just you. I think we need hexilicious to fix it.
I brought it to Hex's attention - the time is pulled from the serve and i can't get to it to fix it.
You should be able to contact your host and ask them to fix the time setting on the server. Chances are it just needs to be resync'd with their NTP server.Quote:
Originally Posted by ggiese
I brought this up months ago and no one is doing anything about it. Not only is it off by eight or nine hours, it's off by about four minutes too.
I posted this at 12:22am ADT and my post is time stamped "Today 04:18 PM"
WTF, it's off by eight hours and four minutes.
I'm not buying the bullshit about some "server" running amok.......there ain't no "server" that's off by eight friggin' hours AND four minutes.
Who do you mean by "you" and "your"? Our site admin who hasn't been around for over a year?Quote:
Originally Posted by CptnBlues63
Good luck with that.:smiley2:
I wasn't aware the admin hadn't been around for a while. I'm not even sure I know who the admin is.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
So being I'm a computer geek by trade and having experience with hosted sites I contacted the host's support team. What I learned was, without being the admin, there's nothing anybody can do. (I figured as much having been the a co-admin of a privately owned gaming server hosted at a colocation site) He has to call them and discuss this with them.
From what the support person told me, the issue appears to be a nameserver issue and would be easy enough to fix............if the admin would call them........LOL
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Admin is here. :smiley2:Quote:
Originally Posted by bretted432
Oh, what, are you the admin? Man, I really need to learn my way around here! :smiley9:
When I said "admin" I meant the site owner, hex1848. Apparently a few others have "admin" powers but I don't know if that alone is enough for them to be able to get something like the clock fixed or the hosting company will only deal with the guy who writes the check.Quote:
Originally Posted by CptnBlues63
I figured you meant the owner. I maybe should have said as much. *sheepish grin*Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
From talking to the lady on the phone, anybody with the right info can have a change made on a server. It just requires that pserson to have the account username/password. Since I don't have that info, I knew there was nothing I could do aside from see if the issue had to do with the server itself (like the NTP was out of sync) which they would have fixed had that been the case.
Okay, I get it. Even if Hex (the site owner) has granted certain yahoos "admin" powers, the only way anyone can make changes with the host is with the account username/password (which is probably just and rightfully so, the site owner). So if Hex hasn't given that information to anyone else then we're screwed on the clock thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by CptnBlues63
Reminds me of the problem we had on Snobs where the former owner has lost interest and was willing to turn control over to another guy but the holdup was he needed to give the new guy the credentials to communicate with the hosting company and that took a while.
I think there are about 40 "admins" at this place so ggiese isn't really THAT special, LMAO!:smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by bretted432
Admin's like George have administrative capabilities within CN itself. Which is to say, within the forum itself. Typically, the power to delete a message/thread, lock them, band dumbasses after they've been thoroughly trounced (LOL) and so on. The other type of access is actually server level. With the account info you could remotely connect to the server to fix this time issue or do other things like backups and such. If this issue was within the forum, George or one of the other admins could likely fix it. But being as how it's server level, we'll have to live with the time offset (8 hr's in my case) until Hex returns.Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
Hex has been made aware of the issue and has responded that he would look into it... (about a week ago).Quote:
Originally Posted by CptnBlues63
Oh, Bill... You and your sweeping generalizations. :smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by CoventryCat86
I thought it was 'gang of six?'Quote:
Originally Posted by ggiese
Nah... That's the general inmate population (according to hogwash)Quote:
Originally Posted by craig
I tried to do this myself, but could not due to security restrictions. I opened a ticket with the provider, this should hopefully be fixed soon.
Is that why I couldn't connect to the main webpage for a while yesterday? :smiley36:Quote:
Originally Posted by hex1848
Cool....thanks Hex!
I responded just to check and voila!, the time, she is fixed!
The above post showed 08:38 which is what time it was when I clicked the "post" button!
I too would like to verify that my time is correct... nothing at all to do with padding my post count. :smiley17:
ETA: Cool, the time is right!
I changed my time zone to something like Abu Dhabi a few months ago (which I think is Moscow Standard Time, Eastern Europe Daylight Time would have worked too) and voila (or is that wa la?:smiley5:) the time was only off by seven minutes instead of seven hours and seven minutes.
Now it looks like I gotta fix it back.