I'm running the current stable build of znc for now and there is something weird that happend while running the bouncer for some weeks:
The timestamps shown during a playback are suddenly two hours offset.
I haven't changed the system time or the time on my client system while running the bouncer. Also, I haven't changed the user offset or anything else.
Is this a known problem?
Regards,
Hello,
I'm running the current stable build of znc for now and there is something weird that happend while running the bouncer for some weeks:
The timestamps shown during a playback are suddenly two hours offset.
I haven't changed the system time or the time on my client system while running the bouncer. Also, I haven't changed the user offset or anything else.
Is this a known problem?
Regards,
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Hello.
Yes, the current stable build which is 0.206 on Debian 6.0.5 using a chroot-environment as explained in the wiki.
ZNC is now running for weeks without a restart.
The following modules have been loaded:
Webadmin (listening on localhost only)
adminlog
awaynick
fail2ban
nickserv
simple_away
All other modules have been deactivated by moving the shared object files.
Regards,
Hello.
Yes, the current stable build which is 0.206 on Debian 6.0.5 using a chroot-environment as explained in the wiki.
ZNC is now running for weeks without a restart.
The following modules have been loaded:
Webadmin (listening on localhost only)
adminlog
awaynick
fail2ban
nickserv
simple_away
All other modules have been deactivated by moving the shared object files.
Regards,
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Probably you had wrong time on the system, and then someone else executed ntpdate? Or maybe it's somehow related to switch from summer-time? What timezone is set on server?
You have only 1 user in ZNC?
Anyway, now (in 0.207/1.0) time offsets are handled differently, it sets TZ env variable while stringifying the timestamp instead of using offsets.
Probably you had wrong time on the system, and then someone else executed ntpdate? Or maybe it's somehow related to switch from summer-time? What timezone is set on server?
You have only 1 user in ZNC?
Anyway, now (in 0.207/1.0) time offsets are handled differently, it sets TZ env variable while stringifying the timestamp instead of using offsets.
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ntpdate is being autoexecuted - the difference is always a few milliseconds - nothing special.
The timezone on the server is the CEST (GMT+1 +Summertime = 2) - like on my client with the znc user difference set to none.
The time hasn't changed since the last switch to summer time (I compiled and installed znc after that) accoring to the system logs.
And yes, there is one znc user only.
That's really odd.
Hello,
ntpdate is being autoexecuted - the difference is always a few milliseconds - nothing special.
The timezone on the server is the CEST (GMT+1 +Summertime = 2) - like on my client with the znc user difference set to none.
The time hasn't changed since the last switch to summer time (I compiled and installed znc after that) accoring to the system logs.
And yes, there is one znc user only.
That's really odd.
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Btw, it's better to setup ntpd instead of autoexecute ntpdate... But it shouldn't matter for this.
So, if you change the znc user time offset by 2, it becomes good again?
Btw, it's better to setup ntpd instead of autoexecute ntpdate... But it shouldn't matter for this.
So, if you change the znc user time offset by 2, it becomes good again?
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Hello,
I'm running the current stable build of znc for now and there is something weird that happend while running the bouncer for some weeks:
The timestamps shown during a playback are suddenly two hours offset.
I haven't changed the system time or the time on my client system while running the bouncer. Also, I haven't changed the user offset or anything else.
Is this a known problem?
Regards,
Current stable build = which exact version? 0.206?
ZNC didn't restart?
What modules are loaded?
Hello.
Yes, the current stable build which is 0.206 on Debian 6.0.5 using a chroot-environment as explained in the wiki.
ZNC is now running for weeks without a restart.
The following modules have been loaded:
Webadmin (listening on localhost only)
adminlog
awaynick
fail2ban
nickserv
simple_away
All other modules have been deactivated by moving the shared object files.
Regards,
Probably you had wrong time on the system, and then someone else executed ntpdate? Or maybe it's somehow related to switch from summer-time? What timezone is set on server?
You have only 1 user in ZNC?
Anyway, now (in 0.207/1.0) time offsets are handled differently, it sets TZ env variable while stringifying the timestamp instead of using offsets.
Hello,
ntpdate is being autoexecuted - the difference is always a few milliseconds - nothing special.
The timezone on the server is the CEST (GMT+1 +Summertime = 2) - like on my client with the znc user difference set to none.
The time hasn't changed since the last switch to summer time (I compiled and installed znc after that) accoring to the system logs.
And yes, there is one znc user only.
That's really odd.
Btw, it's better to setup ntpd instead of autoexecute ntpdate... But it shouldn't matter for this.
So, if you change the znc user time offset by 2, it becomes good again?
If you have more details, or can reproduce it, etc, reopen it