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Old 10-25-2009
different time settings in different directories
When I create files (using vi) the creation date/time (ls -l) is recorded differently in different directories. There is a one-hour difference between a file created now in /usr2 and /root. In both directories, the date command shows the same (correct) date/time. But ceation date/time of a file is different in each directory Smilie

How is this possible and how can I fix it?
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Old 10-26-2009
One of the directories might be NFS mounted from a different host that has an incorrect system clock.
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Old 10-26-2009
Hi,

will you provide proper information what ur trying to do and give bref details about ur environment..?

Hari.A.

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Hi,

will you provide proper information what ur trying to do and give brief details about ur environment..?

Hari.A.
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