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Assuming PH is hosted across multiple instances, is one of the clocks slightly in the future? Some posts are timestamped 5 mins ahead (Highway Star's latest post in the Debris on Road thread for example). It means the "My Stuff" and "What's New" pages lie to me 
Nothing major.
Cheers,
E.
Nothing major.
Cheers,
E.
Occasionally and not consistently (aren't they the best problems! ).
will_'s 11:10 post in the Caterham or Elise thread was doing it.
).will_'s 11:10 post in the Caterham or Elise thread was doing it.
And my 11:26 post in this thread: http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
I make it 11:24 now...
I make it 11:24 now...
ZOLLAR said:
Mr Will said:
Interesting...
The clocks were in sync when I first checked, but now seem to be out of sync again. That's definitely the cause, now I just need to work out why it is happening.
I hope it isn't anything to do with my fiddling with the URL this morning The clocks were in sync when I first checked, but now seem to be out of sync again. That's definitely the cause, now I just need to work out why it is happening.
Mr Will said:
ZOLLAR said:
Mr Will said:
Interesting...
The clocks were in sync when I first checked, but now seem to be out of sync again. That's definitely the cause, now I just need to work out why it is happening.
I hope it isn't anything to do with my fiddling with the URL this morning The clocks were in sync when I first checked, but now seem to be out of sync again. That's definitely the cause, now I just need to work out why it is happening.
runs away to the secret room.... Mr Will said:
Interesting...
The clocks were in sync when I first checked, but now seem to be out of sync again. That's definitely the cause, now I just need to work out why it is happening.
We had this problem a few years ago, we forced windows to sync time (to nist I think it was) every 24 hours, seemed to do the trick The clocks were in sync when I first checked, but now seem to be out of sync again. That's definitely the cause, now I just need to work out why it is happening.
dilbert said:
I've been playing with this stuff recently.
You can get a full on NTP server for not much dosh, either GPS or MSF.
Being a skinflint, I built my own radio receiver, but you can buy them for about £200.
If they are internet connected, if you dont need super duper accuracy, just point it to one of the nist servers - http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi ? You can get a full on NTP server for not much dosh, either GPS or MSF.
Being a skinflint, I built my own radio receiver, but you can buy them for about £200.
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