John Berrocal
2010-Apr-14 13:33 UTC
[CentOS-virt] date problem on my virtual centos server
I have a Centos server 5.4 64 bits with xen server, and It has 6 virtual servers, windows 2003 and centos 5.4 64bits. One of my servers have a special problem with the time. It is a centos server 5.4 64 bits, with apache, and mysql and dokuwiki running. When somebody update the content in the wiki apps, it take the time of the server and always the time is forward than the real time, for example right now the time of that centos server is and hour more than the current time. I was changing manually the time, and also I update the packages to fix any possible bug, but I still have the same problem. I checked the time on the host server and it has the current time and my other, Have you ever had the same problem? Thanks in advance for your answers -- John S. Berrocal -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos-virt/attachments/20100414/bf475a79/attachment-0006.html>
Christopher G. Stach II
2010-Apr-14 14:26 UTC
[CentOS-virt] date problem on my virtual centos server
----- "John Berrocal" <johnstevebh at gmail.com> wrote:> I have a Centos server 5.4 64 bits with xen server, and It has 6 > virtual servers, windows 2003 and centos 5.4 64bits. > One of my servers have a special problem with the time. It is a centos > server 5.4 64 bits, with apache, and mysql and dokuwiki running. When > somebody update the content in the wiki apps, it take the time of the > server and always the time is forward than the real time, for example > right now the time of that centos server is and hour more than the > current time. I was changing manually the time, and also I update the > packages to fix any possible bug, but I still have the same problem. > I checked the time on the host server and it has the current time and > my other, > Have you ever had the same problem?Do you use NTP correctly? Is localtime set correctly? -- Christopher G. Stach II http://ldsys.net/~cgs/