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This is not needed anymore, any current Debian installation will do it correctly. |
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I keep this around because sometimes certain virtual machines have problems after SLEEP to get the correct date. |
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Debian can automatically update its date/time: |
Debian can automatically update its date/time: |
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* check the currente date/time |
* check the currente date/time |
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date |
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data |
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* install the service |
* install the service |
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apt-get install systemd-timesyncd |
apt-get install systemd-timesyncd |
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timedatectl set-ntp true |
timedatectl set-ntp true |
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* check the currente date/time |
* check the currente date/time |
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date |
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data |
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Latest revision as of 21:05, 3 June 2024
This is not needed anymore, any current Debian installation will do it correctly. I keep this around because sometimes certain virtual machines have problems after SLEEP to get the correct date.
Debian can automatically update its date/time:
- check the currente date/time
date
- install the service
apt-get install systemd-timesyncd
- enable it
timedatectl set-ntp true
- check the currente date/time
date
