Yehuda,
thanks. I already learned about chrony-wait for postfix. I will apply
it to httpd as well; Roundcubemail will need it...
On 04/20/2017 05:07 PM, Yehuda Katz wrote:
There are some parts of the HTTP conversation which could be affected
by having the wrong time, but HTTPD itself doesn'
There are some parts of the HTTP conversation which could be affected by
having the wrong time, but HTTPD itself doesn't care.
For example, if you are using cookies, caching, those could be affected by
the time change (even more specifically, for PHP sessions, when the clock
changes, the PHP sessio
This is for Centos7 on an armv7 SOC with no clock battery.
On startup, Centos runs Chronyd which eventually sets the system clock.
This can happen really fast, or not depending. I have learned that it
is NOT a good thing for postfix to start when the system time is earlier
than the build dat
