Greg,
Try using ntp (Network Time Protocol), it will keep that clock of your stable and on time.
Greg Miller wrote:
I'm having an odd problem with graphdefang that I hope someone else has seen before.
I execute grapdefang.pl the first time and all graphs are generated as expected. However, on subsequent runs I see that the value for Max Unixtime in SummaryDB.db is several hours in the future. As a result, graphdefang doesn't process any new log lines.
It seems that eventually my machine catches up to this futuristic time and logs are processed again, for a time. Then, for some reason, Max Unixtime get sets in the future again, and the problem repeats.
First thought was that this was a time zone issue. But, I have tried setting the TZ environment variable from the shelll and in the Perl script to no avail.
Any ideas appeciated. Thanks.
Greg
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