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system date
Hi all
I am using solaris 2.6 I want to know how to change system date permanently.(ddmmyy) i tried date -u ddmmhhmmss.yy .It is changing but it id not permanent. please suggest. Thanks Praful |
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my be
Hallo,
normal if you use the date -u option the date and time isnīt set temporery. It can be that the maschine have a "rdate (servername)" command inside of a startup script. This command replace the time you set. Test it ! Disconnect the lancabel and reboot. I hope this can help you ! joerg Last edited by joerg; 02-01-2002 at 03:02 AM. |
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