Good morning from Corfu Greece - the 20th of December - I thought until i started posting messages in my forum!
Seems the Server clock is one day ahead! When/how did this happen? This will really screw my forum once the date is corrected. ![]()
Nathan
Good morning from Corfu Greece - the 20th of December - I thought until i started posting messages in my forum!
Seems the Server clock is one day ahead! When/how did this happen? This will really screw my forum once the date is corrected. ![]()
Nathan
Thanks I see it has now been corrected, but now I have to sort out the mess it has created within my forums!
I’ve just returned from lunch with major problems thoughout my site due to this mornings date problem. My forums are telling people they are spamming - due to posting more than 4 posts within a set period - it’s counting those they made ‘tomorrow’!!
Our log system to track orders and reservations has now entered incorrect dates for today as tomorrows making the whole system useless. Unfortunately, my site revolves around a highly efficient date system!
Has anyone else been effected - or just me? I would be interested as to why there has been no ‘offical statement’
Thanks
Nathan
Hi
I am not aware of any date change. I am however investigating this treating this as a very serious.
At the moment, the date is perfectly OK
Thanks Yash. A look at the default page of my forums will show you that many posts have been made on the 21st of December:
agni.gr
I’ve been and deleted most as it makes threads impossible to read.
Nathan
Yash, the following is part of a log transcript that is automatically appended each time a customer logs in their account. Note the times and dates:
12/19/2004 7:20:22 PM Login: lizzidripping IP: 195.93.32.14
12/19/2004 7:20:51 PM LogOff: lizzidripping IP: 195.93.34.7
12/19/2004 8:11:09 PM LogOff: Mozzy Man IP: 212.205.214.231
12/19/2004 8:48:55 PM Login: planetolivewood IP: 84.66.5.31
12/20/2004 11:57:02 PM LogOff: seaangler IP: 193.129.220.205
12/21/2004 1:00:42 AM Login: sue IP: 212.205.214.184
12/21/2004 1:01:22 AM LogOff: Sue IP: 212.205.214.184
12/21/2004 2:27:58 AM LogOff: flopsy mopsy IP: 80.3.160.8
12/21/2004 4:04:18 AM Login: Paul & Val IP: 217.207.228.226
12/21/2004 4:04:33 AM LogOff: Paul & Val IP: 217.207.228.226
12/20/2004 4:54:31 AM New: John&Mary IP: 62.64.224.3
12/20/2004 5:48:10 AM New: chary IP: 203.177.148.7
12/20/2004 6:37:33 AM Login: armesy IP: 84.65.192.16
12/20/2004 6:40:11 AM Login: dave turner IP: 82.39.9.27
12/20/2004 6:46:17 AM LogOff: Guest IP: 63.247.74.90
12/20/2004 7:31:51 AM LogOff: Guest IP: 148.78.243.24
12/20/2004 8:11:30 AM Login: Paul & Val IP: 217.207.228.226
12/20/2004 8:11:47 AM LogOff: Paul & Val IP: 217.207.228.226
I’ll email you the whole script and location if you like.
[QUOTE=Nathan]
Yash, the following is part of a log transcript that is automatically appended each time a customer logs in their account. Note the times and dates:
I’ll email you the whole script and location if you like.
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I wonder if the cause of your problem is also the cause of my AWStats oddity:
17 Dec 2004 912 61948 80202 252.38 MB
18 Dec 2004 922 76500 98883 319.45 MB
19 Dec 2004 962 61193 80867 248.12 MB
20 Dec 2004 98 4549 6363 19.36 MB
21 Dec 2004 94 2005 3138 10.87 MB
My traffic seems to have disappeared on the 20 Dec.
way to go - this will really help my orders coming in at the busiest time of year
Could I have an update on this?
OK
I can confirm that the date was moved ahead by 24 hours as a result of a configuration error (we performed some maintenance during this time period (1AM to 3:30AM). Anyhow, that is unacceptable and I’ll be ensuring this doesn’t happen again
I appologize for that. I’ve already issued a notice to all our staff regarding this issue.
Dec 20 stats will reappear in Awstats in an hour after the system regenerates the logs..
Can you explain what maintenance requires that the server date be set ahead by 24 hours?
You misunderstood. I said that this happened during maintenance, due to a configuration error.
We had installed some software.
OK thanks Yash.
Please could you ensure that this does not happen again. We are currently testing a new reservation enquiriy system, that is based on a forum. This date problem as caused many problems and it was a customer that noticed the problem!
Nathan
[QUOTE=Yash]
You misunderstood. I said that this happened during maintenance, due to a configuration error.
We had installed some software.
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I may have misunderstood, but my basic question still remains. What was happening that possibly required a server date change?