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[Gareth Hash]

Thank you for your replies.

I figured out what it was and fixed it. The system time was set to
UTC. Nagios was set to EST, which automatically subtracted 5 hours
from the system time. I set the system time to EST and all was well.


> Also, you mentioned 'click'.  That would imply you're running X. 
> But you
> also mentioned 'production server'.  That would imply you're NOT
> running X.
> I'm curious exactly what you mean by 'click'.  Or what you mean by
> 'production server'.  (NB:  IMHO, a desktop is NOT a production
> server.)

Well, not a "production" server in the way that you mean. It is a
"crucial desktop". 

> And why are you setting time manually anyway?  Get thee onto NTP,
> ASAP.

I have been trying to do just that. I read through a lot of man
pages, information, etc. The question is, to what should I
synchronize *my* NTP server? Any old public NTP server? The NRC? 
If the server gives the wrong time, the clients will have the wrong
time, etc. 

Thank you.

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