Correct time

After setting date and time automatically on my Mac Air, the time is a few minutes ahead of the real time, how to solve this problem?

Incorrect date or time displayed in various applications

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How can I get Messages to show the correct time for read receipts?

Messages in Mountain Lion shows the wrong time for read receipts. For example, my iPad will show a message was read at 3:37 pm but if I open Messages on my MacBook, the read receipt shows the time that I opened the Messages app as opposed to the time the message was actually read. This is not too much of an issue if my iPad is handy, but really, shouldn't Messages on my MacBook be able to show the correct time the message was read? It syncs all the other infromation with Messages on iOs.
I should mention that if Messages is running on my MacBook when the recipient reads the message, then it does show the correct time the message was read. It's if Messages was not running and I re-launch it that the read receipt time gets mixed up.

HI,
As far as I am aware Messages marks or time stamps an iMessage at the time of receipt rather then the time you got around to reading it.
I will admit that in most cases reading and receiving as the app opens will be near enough the same time in some conversations.
Adding Time Stamps to Chat is what iChat has always done particularly with AIM based Chats.
The "Sync" in Messages is "display on all devices" and after that each iMessages is dealth with separately on each device.
There is no syncing of deleting/dimssing an iMessages or having read it on another device.
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The world clock on my IPOD touch is not telling the correct time

My IPOD touch world clock is not displaying the correct time and the edit feature is not working to change the time

See:
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If not successful, an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store is usually in order.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

How can I get my clock to remain on the correct time when starting bootcamp and windows XP? wireless option is not available.

How can I get my clock to remain on the correct time when starting bootcamp and windows XP? wireless option is not available.

Have a look at solutions in here https://discussions.apple.com/message/10689317#10689317
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TS1702 The Calendar app that came on my i4S Phone does not sync the correct time for items posted on my Yahoo Calendar. Actually, they post exactly 4 hours earlier than the correct time on my Yahoo Calendar. Does anyone have a "fix" to correct the "time

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I posted this question a while ago and didn't receive any responses but there are a lot of people who have viewed it and 10 have said they have the same question so I thought I would update you that I added my nanny to my exchange server account (created an email for her) and I send all invites to that email address and they work. So sending invites from an exchange server account to a non-exchange server account apparently is a bug so to solve it, get on an exchange server I guess.

My iPhone 5C does not keep the correct time.

The Time randomly changes by hours and minutes. This morning it was off by 3 hours plus some minutes. I am in the correct time zone and the Date & Time is set to Automatic; Time Zone is New York. I have another iPhone 5c in my house hold and it does NOT experience the same issue. Both iPhones are using the same Apple ID. I have not reset the phone yet because I will lose all previous text messages etc. I m also not able to connect to yahoo mail when the time is off and I am forced to send Text messages as opposed to iMessage, which has caused problems with my contacts NOT being able to text me. This is a huge inconvenience. I am on AT&T. I went to their Corporate store today and they told me they were unable to assist me, that I need to take my phone to an Apple Store. This is not acceptable. The nearest iPhone store is more than 30 minutes from my work AND home. I work late hours and it is very difficult to have to deal with this type of an issue. Please assist.

JRoet wrote:
The Time randomly changes by hours and minutes. This morning it was off by 3 hours plus some minutes. I am in the correct time zone and the Date & Time is set to Automatic; Time Zone is New York. I have another iPhone 5c in my house hold and it does NOT experience the same issue. Both iPhones are using the same Apple ID. I have not reset the phone yet because I will lose all previous text messages etc. I m also not able to connect to yahoo mail when the time is off and I am forced to send Text messages as opposed to iMessage, which has caused problems with my contacts NOT being able to text me. This is a huge inconvenience. I am on AT&T. I went to their Corporate store today and they told me they were unable to assist me, that I need to take my phone to an Apple Store. This is not acceptable. The nearest iPhone store is more than 30 minutes from my work AND home. I work late hours and it is very difficult to have to deal with this type of an issue. Please assist.
Doing a reset, does not cause you to lose data, however a restore as new will.
a reset, hold down the home/sleep button together until you see the apple logo and then release, then wait for the phone to boot back up.
If that doesn't work restore from your backup, if that doesn't work restore as new. If that doesn't work, then schedule an appointment with the Genius bar and take trip to the Apple store.

How do you change the date recieved to reflect the correct time & date?

I just upgraded to Tiger and since I did, my email "comes in" 7 hours ahead of the correct time? If an email comes in at 4:21pm (real time) Mail shows it as 11:21pm.
Does anyone know how to correct that so it reflects my time zone?
The time & date in system preferences are correct.

Just what to you mean?
Date where?

News feed on my Facebook app doesn't show the correct time. Can the time be set?

News feed on my Facebook app doesn't show the correct time. Can the time be set?

Does your phone show the correct time?
If not, change the time on your phone, see if it helps.
If it does, then sign out, sign back in. If that fails, the delete and reinstall. If that fails, then contact Facebook, as they're the developers of the app and will have the proper documentation to help you further.

Clocks feature doesn't show the correct time

It's 11:30 pm here in Tokyo. I have clocks set for Boston and San Francisco, but they are showing the time off by an hour.
It's 10:30 am in Boston, right? But the clock says 9:30 am.
I have DST turned off because Japan doesn't have DST. I tried it with DST turned on also, but that didn't help. If I have the correct time set here, the wrong time shows in the U.S.
It's a world clock, but I think the algorithm is broken.
doug

Doug,
This is genuinely comical. I had time to kill so I called back tonight with my case number. A lovely lady answered and confirmed that "William" had walked through all the steps. She was going to get a "product specialist" from Cupertino.
It took five minutes but soon she was instant messaging to this product specialist, presumably in Cupertino, which is a mere 5 miles from me.
His first suggestion was to do nothing - In October California would come off DST, then I could change my Nano G3 and everything would be right. I asked my friend to tell the "specialist" that his first suggestion was unacceptable. I can't believe Apple is selling a product that is purposely WRONG six months a year.
His second suggestion was to take the Nano out of DST mode. Once again I asked my Bangalore friend to tell the Cupertino specialist all that did was make Singapore time correct and California time wrong. Also unacceptable.
Finally he offered that this might be a known bug, might be getting corrected as we speak, and that maybe a software update will be available soon.
I'm guessing this guy is a politician???
Anyway, the bottom line is there's nothing 800-APL-CARE can do or will do. Our only option is to wait for the software update that might come and might fix the problem.
Sorry, I don't know what else to try ...

Photos not showing in the correct time order in the timeline

On a recent holiday I was using both my iPhone and my dSLR to take photos. When I returned from holiday I noticed that the time on my dSLR was wrong. After I had imported the photos into the photo mac app I changed the timestamps to the correct one.
Unfortunately not all of the photos reordered themselves correctly in the timeline. They are no-longer in time order, near time order, but not perfect.
For example the first photo in the timeline currently starts at 12:30, about 5 photos later the timestamp is 11:20.
How do I get my photos to display in the correct time order in the timeline?

I think I've figured it out,
When I put in the time for my SLR I set the time zone to the holiday destination.
Despite having a local sim card and the iPhone correctly geotagging me in the location, not all the timezones on the iPhone photos are correct, some are home time zone, others are holiday timezone.
To fix it I used the adjust time tool to change the time zone, but leave the time the same and the photos magically reorganised into the correct place.
It seems the timezone is as important as time. I hope that helps other people

6600 Slide not showing correct time for recieved m...

Hi again, My slide is mighty cute but is vexing me once more. Whenever I recieve messages - if i look at the "message details" it says i have recieved them at bizzare times. Eg. if it is 1pm it might say 4:36 am. Have called my service provider - they said it was a phone setting. Checked at the shop i purchased it from and they cound't figure it - i have searched and still can't figure it! anyone have any clues as to how i would go about setting it for the correct time? When I send messages it sticks the right time on them and my phone clock is correct too ...
thanks in advance!

Hi.
Go to:
settings,
date & time,
date & time settings,
then go to TIME ZONE(set your GMT, that's the local time zone. Eg: Mine is GMT +8, Its because I live in asia so its GMT +8. It depends in what country you are located. If you dont know your GMT or local time zone, just google it, type GMT & look for the country where you live.
Then, set the actual time & date.
I also have that kind of problem before & I did the same thing.
Hope this will help...

I have managed to sync my iPhone 4 to my btyahoo calendar with caldav. All entries appear on the phone calendar on the correct date, but the time given is always 5 hours later than the (correct) time on the computer. How can I rectify this?

Why do the times for each event or appointment appear on the phone calendar exactly 5 hours later than the correct times entered into the Yahoo calendar on my P.C? Is there a way of rectifying this, either on the Yahoo calendar site, or on the iPhone?

You got the new iphone????? I have same problem. I transferred audiobooks to device to find no audiobooks on device (despite it being in iTunes as if it was). Have you found a solution????? I even tried to change import settings on format transfer but hasn't worked.

Why Is Keeping Correct TIME in Arch Such A PITA?

Why has this happened again. Why is keeping correct time in Arch such a constant struggle and general pain in the ass?
My latest Ubuntu install doesn't even use ntp or openntpd, and never looses track of time. It keeps correct time running in an
Arch Vbox along with most other virtual Linux distros.
Does this have to be this way. I could care less if my time is off by a min or so, but to be off 10min every 2-3 days is not good.
It seems the info in the wiki is ether obsolete or inaccurate and or overly complex.....with too many....some people do this....you may want to try that....
If I was a Linux GURU, I'd figure this problem out and correct/update the wiki......but since I'm not, and can't...
I have no choice but to beg for help, Please!!
This is the problem again!!!
[jeff@Arch2009p2 ~]$ ntpq -p
No association ID's returned
Last edited by jeff story (2009-12-02 22:45:58)

Thanks for the help and patience Rookie.
I guess I am kinda guilty in not wanting to put much into "just want to see close to the correct time on my desktop" problem!!!
I tend to prioritize the time I spend on my new Linux hobby by what I find interesting and or FUN.....
To be honest, this time issue has been neither, and is something I'd like to find a quick fix, and move on.
I haven't spent much/any time actually "studying" it....my bad!!
And no, I didn't just randomly guess 4 numbers between 0 and 255, put them together with decimal points, and hope for the best....
I used my random time server IP address generating algorithm ....just kiddn!!
I got them from my ntpq -p output (#8 post above) that was when ntp was working.
My ntp.log file:
8 Dec 00:00:47 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 00:06:10 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 00:08:17 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.958317 s
8 Dec 00:13:01 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 00:23:40 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.960090 s
8 Dec 00:27:59 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 00:33:21 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 00:38:42 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.951408 s
8 Dec 00:45:30 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 00:48:24 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 00:54:22 ntpd[1668]: time reset +2.034356 s
8 Dec 01:00:26 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:08:57 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:10:28 ntpd[1668]: time reset +2.060369 s
8 Dec 01:16:26 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:20:45 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:26:26 ntpd[1668]: no servers reachable
8 Dec 01:31:32 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:31:34 ntpd[1668]: time reset +2.768349 s
8 Dec 01:38:23 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:47:01 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:47:03 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.893794 s
8 Dec 01:58:09 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:58:14 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 01:58:48 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 02:02:31 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.940767 s
8 Dec 02:08:04 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 02:12:17 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 02:18:14 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.977182 s
8 Dec 02:22:57 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 02:28:14 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 02:34:06 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.986197 s
8 Dec 02:39:11 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 02:42:50 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 02:50:01 ntpd[1668]: time reset +2.012326 s
8 Dec 02:54:36 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 02:57:59 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 03:05:31 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.900115 s
8 Dec 03:15:00 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 03:16:03 ntpd[1668]: no servers reachable
8 Dec 03:16:03 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 03:21:27 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.951422 s
8 Dec 03:27:49 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 03:36:30 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.871193 s
8 Dec 03:42:13 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 03:51:38 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.902758 s
8 Dec 04:00:30 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:01:18 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 206.55.70.42, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:03:35 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:06:42 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:07:03 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.878555 s
8 Dec 04:11:43 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:14:38 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:17:21 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:22:09 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.820429 s
8 Dec 04:26:44 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:37:33 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.884735 s
8 Dec 04:41:59 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 04:52:49 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.904257 s
8 Dec 05:01:26 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 05:02:14 ntpd[1668]: no servers reachable
8 Dec 05:02:18 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 05:08:45 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.934852 s
8 Dec 05:15:36 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 05:24:32 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.989070 s
8 Dec 05:33:32 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 05:35:41 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 05:39:52 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.848521 s
8 Dec 05:45:38 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 05:49:53 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 05:55:34 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 05:55:36 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.964663 s
8 Dec 06:00:30 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 06:10:38 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.842886 s
8 Dec 06:15:04 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 06:25:49 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.844650 s
8 Dec 06:31:03 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 06:41:32 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.951328 s
8 Dec 06:48:37 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 06:56:54 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.887304 s
8 Dec 07:01:44 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 07:12:27 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.920628 s
8 Dec 07:18:13 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 07:28:29 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.980813 s
8 Dec 07:33:42 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 07:38:39 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 07:43:49 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.881431 s
8 Dec 07:50:03 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 07:53:34 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 07:59:46 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.965866 s
8 Dec 08:04:45 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 08:08:26 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 08:15:38 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.909397 s
8 Dec 08:21:58 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 08:31:06 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.875074 s
8 Dec 08:37:27 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 08:41:17 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 08:45:00 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 08:46:43 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.901449 s
8 Dec 08:51:02 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 08:56:23 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 09:02:11 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.913327 s
8 Dec 09:07:47 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 09:11:36 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 09:17:35 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.879629 s
8 Dec 09:26:08 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 09:28:47 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 09:33:41 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.955124 s
8 Dec 09:39:45 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 09:43:00 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 09:49:32 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.956294 s
8 Dec 09:53:52 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 09:58:09 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 10:05:09 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.870515 s
8 Dec 10:10:46 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 10:20:30 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 10:20:56 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.943897 s
8 Dec 10:26:15 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 10:31:36 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 10:36:01 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.847729 s
8 Dec 10:40:58 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 10:51:45 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.889479 s
8 Dec 10:57:04 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 11:01:49 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 11:06:50 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.839236 s
8 Dec 11:14:02 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 11:19:16 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 11:22:41 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.968947 s
8 Dec 11:27:02 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 11:32:23 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 11:38:41 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.903414 s
8 Dec 11:47:32 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 11:54:16 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.915699 s
8 Dec 11:59:17 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 12:04:31 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 12:10:06 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.846985 s
8 Dec 12:15:07 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 12:20:32 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 12:25:53 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.985553 s
8 Dec 12:32:53 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 12:41:32 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.929433 s
8 Dec 12:46:47 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 12:57:15 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.946246 s
8 Dec 13:02:05 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 13:07:30 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 13:13:10 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.927305 s
8 Dec 13:19:04 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 13:28:49 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 13:29:15 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.972395 s
8 Dec 13:34:22 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 13:39:47 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.39.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 13:44:19 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.838454 s
8 Dec 13:48:51 ntpd[1668]: synchronized to 128.105.37.11, stratum 2
8 Dec 13:59:42 ntpd[1668]: time reset +1.850518 s
8 Dec 14:06:32 ntpd[1668]: ntpd exiting on signal 15
8 Dec 14:07:25 ntpd[1609]: signal_no_reset: signal 17 had flags 4000000
8 Dec 14:09:31 ntpd[1609]: ntpd exiting on signal 15
8 Dec 14:09:31 ntpd[1608]: ntpd exiting on signal 15
8 Dec 14:10:32 ntpd[1622]: signal_no_reset: signal 17 had flags 4000000
8 Dec 14:10:59 ntpd[1621]: ntpd exiting on signal 15
8 Dec 14:10:59 ntpd[1622]: ntpd exiting on signal 15
8 Dec 14:11:55 ntpd[1591]: signal_no_reset: signal 17 had flags 4000000
8 Dec 14:19:56 ntpd[1659]: signal_no_reset: signal 17 had flags 4000000
8 Dec 14:21:01 ntpd[1657]: Listening on interface #4 eth0, fe80::224:8cff:febc:ccee#123 Enabled
8 Dec 14:21:01 ntpd[1657]: Listening on interface #5 eth0, 192.168.2.2#123 Enabled
8 Dec 14:21:01 ntpd[1657]: new interface(s) found: waking up resolver
9 Dec 01:21:04 ntpd[1657]: ntpd exiting on signal 15
9 Dec 01:25:33 ntpd[1649]: signal_no_reset: signal 17 had flags 4000000
9 Dec 01:27:42 ntpd[1649]: ntpd exiting on signal 15
9 Dec 01:27:42 ntpd[1648]: ntpd exiting on signal 15
9 Dec 01:28:33 ntpd[1600]: signal_no_reset: signal 17 had flags 4000000
9 Dec 01:32:01 ntpd[1629]: signal_no_reset: signal 17 had flags 4000000
9 Dec 01:32:01 ntpd[1628]: bind() fd 20, family AF_INET6, port 123, scope 2, addr fe80::224:8cff:febc:ccee, mcast=0 flags=0x11 fails: Cannot assign requested address
9 Dec 01:32:01 ntpd[1628]: unable to create socket on eth0 (5) for fe80::224:8cff:febc:ccee#123
9 Dec 01:32:01 ntpd[1628]: failed to initialize interface for address fe80::224:8cff:febc:ccee
ntpq -p
Last edited by jeff story (2009-12-10 10:07:18)

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Hi All,
I have a weird issue and I'm not sure if it's an iCal or an entourage problem. When one of our Entourage2008 (exchange) users sends a meeting invite to a user in a different time zone using ical, the meeting shows in ical as the time the entourage user who created it, aka not adjusting for the time zone. Entourage to outlook calendar or another entourage calendar works fine, and iCal to iCal works fine; just not Entourage to iCal. Also, a calendar event from the iCal user to the Entourage user does adjust correctly for the time zone difference, which is why i'm exactly sure where the problem lies. I did post in the mactopia forums too so please don't yell at me for posting an 'entourage' problem in a mac forum. any help anyone could provide would be appreciated.
Thank you.
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It's annoying as it should not be this complicated. I've implemented a work around, but it's not ideal. I have entourage running but not open, and have sync services set to sync with ical. A new invite comes into mac mail, the user clicks on the ics file (which opens entourage calendar), accepts the meeting, and closes the entourage window. The correct time is in entourage calendar, and then syncs with ical and the meeting has the correct time for that time zone.
If anyone has found a real fix for this problem, please let me know.
Thanks for letting me know I'm not the only one Jim.
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