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12-13-2005
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Interesting date/ps time mismatch
[root@system root]# date;ps -ef|grep confused.
Tue Dec 13 11:11:22 EST 2005 root 12847 12733 0 11:21 pts/83 00:00:00 grep confused. I am really confused on why my ps and my date command are returning different values for the time. Anyone know how to resolve this? Running FC2, if it helps. Last edited by r0sc0; 12-13-2005 at 09:47 AM. 
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12-13-2005
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I get
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kcsdev:/home/jmcnama> date;ps -ef|grep confused. Tue Dec 13 09:45:12 MST 2005 jmcnama 1699 20740 1 09:45:12 pts/3 0:00 grep confused. I can't see why this could happen, unless you had multiple CPU's and multiple clocks. I don't get it either.
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12-13-2005
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have you tried rebooting the box? if yes and the problem still occurs --- check the binaries for the date and ps for "corruption" ... you might have had some visitors that came in the night ... good luck!
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12-13-2005
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Something else I just noticed:
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12-13-2005
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Post the output from the following commands...
env | grep -v COLOR type ps type date date ; date -u date ; perl -e 'print time(), " ", localtime(time()), "\n"' touch fubar ; date ; ls -l fubar { sleep 1000 & } ; ps -fp $! ; ls -l /proc/$! ; kill $!
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