LiveCache server time is 1hour behind SCM server

is there a way to update the LiveCache server time, which is 1 hour behind our SCM server. All I could find is that LC has a parameter called DATE_TIME_FORMAT but this is only a format, not an actual time zone type variable. Also, STZAC does not work. Is the timestamp coming from the underlying dB2 database?
thanks

Hi Ramiz,
the date/time setting is not configurable on the liveCache side.
Can you check if the operating system (OS) shows the same date/time on both machines (liveCache server vs. SCM / Apps. Server)?
Regards,
Roland

Similar Messages

Server time one hour behind

Running CF 7 on a Fedora Core Linux system that has the
system level time zone updates applied. A shell command of 'date'
returns the correct date and time.
However, we have some CF services and webpages that rely on
times and
#timeFormat(now(), "short")# returns the time one hour
behind.
I'm sure it has something to do with the new daylight savings
time changes ... but as I mentioned above, I have those applied to
the server and they are working correctly. Is there something that
needs to be patched to the CF server?
Any assistance is greatly appreciated - thank you.
Alan

Believe I found the issue .. this tech note indicates that
the JVM needs to be updated for CF to get the correct daylight
savings time
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=d2ab4470&sliceId=2

Database time is 1hour ahead of server time....pls help resolving this.

Hi experts...
I have a critical problem.
Our production database time i.e sysdate is showing time 1 hour ahead of the server time. How can I correct this?
Is DB restart is the only solution or any other alternative is available?
If so, will it affect my DB retoration activity if any disaster occurs?
Please suggest .....
Message was edited by:
chotudba

it has been known for people to write a utility that sets fixed_date and then automatically move it forward in real-time.
issuing "alter system set fixed_date = NONE" should clear fixed_date depending on how resilient their utility is (if indeed this is a fixed_date problem) but I wouldn't run that command until you've thought through the consequences.
your bigger concern as this is a production database is when to resolve this issue, if you do it during office hours then you are going to have a combination of timestamp entries in your datababase and this will make it hard to identify the incorrect ones.
If you leave it until out of office hours then you should be able to alter all timestamp columns back an hour (for today), but any output (reports, letters etc) produced during office hours will have datetime entries an hour out.
If it's a 24/7 system then you've got a lot more thinking to do.
Good luck, and I'd be interested to know what it was and how you fixed it

Re-start Oracle 10g DB is required if server time is changed?

I had a doubt that will a re-start of Oracle 10g DB be required if there is a change in server time? Our Server OS is RHEL 4.0(Linux). The server time is probably behind the time by 15 mins.
I hope, my question is clear.
Please, help in solving the doubt.
regards

Even though it is not required to stop/start the database when the OS time is changed, based on personal experience, I would highly recommend that you stop the applications and database before changing the OS time. We had Linux admin change the time once and mistakenly had the value for the year in the date out one year in the future. They caught the mistake quickly and reset to the to the proper date and time but the damage was already done. The time you spend fixing all jobs, especially if running Oracle applications where alerts and processes fire off thinking it is past time to run, is much less pain than scheduling a downtime for the time change and verifying the date/time befort starting things up again. It may be low risk and it up to you but it isn't fun trying to explain to the user community and management the reason that something like this happened.

JSP page display wrong time when compared to the server time

Hi,
This problem seems to weird but it is happening
I have web application running where time is displayed in the page. In this application time is very critical. Currently, time is an hour behind the orginal time.
I checked the server it is displaying proper time.
As a matter of troubleshooting, I wrote a java program and run the program in the same server, where the application is running. The java program returns me proper time , but JSP is still displaying time an hour behind. To trouble shoot further, I created a test jsp page to just display the time and accessed the time and the jsp displayed wrong time as well, an hour behind.
I am running[ tomcat 4.0.3 and j2sdk1.4.3 in suse linux enterprise server 9.0
My Java program
import java.util.*;
import java.text.*;
public class TestDate
public static void main(String s[])
     try{
          DateFormat DF = new SimpleDateFormat( "dd/MM/yyyy");
DateFormat DT = new SimpleDateFormat("hh:mm aa");
          SimpleDateFormat fmt=new SimpleDateFormat("HH.mm");
          Calendar cal= Calendar.getInstance();
          java.util.Date dt=cal.getTime();
          String curdt=DT.format(dt);
          System.out.println("Server Time" + curdt + "\n");
          int hh = cal.get(Calendar.HOUR);
          int mm = cal.get(Calendar.MINUTE);
          int aa = cal.get(Calendar.AM_PM);
          System.out.println("Time" + hh +":"+mm+":"+aa+"\n");
     }catch(Exception e) {
     e.printStackTrace();
This display Time3:30:1
My JSP Page
<%@ page import="java.util.*,java.text.*"%>
<%
Calendar calen;
calen = Calendar.getInstance();
int hh=calen.get(Calendar.HOUR);
     int mm=calen.get(Calendar.MINUTE);
     int aa=calen.get(Calendar.AM_PM);
%>
<%=hh%> <%=mm%> <%=aa%>
This display 2 30 1
When I run Date in linux server it gives 3:30 PM EST 2004
I am really confused, why this is happening, If you have any solutions or idea please post the solution.

My guess is that the weirdness is caused by Daylight savings time.
I will presume that you and the server are in the same timezone :-)
Alternatively it could be caused by getting a different Locale.
Try the following
Print out "date.getTime()" value (ie long representing number of millis)
They should be the same (or close) in both the app and in JSP
Try simple date format in your JSP as well - what does that result in?
Print the calendar object, and look for the difference.
It might be in Locale, Timezone, or whether DST is set or not.
Hope this helps,
evnafets

Time Machine on Snow Leopard Server

I would like to setup a backup service using Time Machine of a Mac Pro Snow Leopard Server (10.6.5) to an external hard drive connected with USB. Are there any gotcha's with this type of setup that I need to be aware of? My faint memory recalls an issue with Time Machine backing up a server.
The server is mainly used for file sharing in a small (<10) person office.

Are you backing-up the clients, or the server, or both?
Like most folks here, I'm not very familiar with the Server product, but I understand TM can do either or both.
You may find better advice in the Server forums, at: http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=96

LabVIEW Run Time Engine and ActiveX Automation Server

Hi,
I have a question related to LabVIEW Run Time Engine and ActiveX Automation Server:
We have a tool developed in LabVIEW and TestStand. End user interface is a LabVIEW GUI (it's an executable) which executes TestStand sequences. Some TestStand sequences call lower level LabVIEW VIs.
Everything works fine with LabVIEW installed, but I was wondering if I could run this tool on deployment machine with only LabVIEW run time engine installed. We are using LabVIEW 6.1 and with only the run time engine installed, I get the error message: "Unable to launch the 'LabVIEW.Application' ActiveX automation server ".
BTW, we are planning to upgrade the versions soon.
Is it possible to make things work only with the run time engine?
Thank you.

Thanks for the response, Brian.
I did upgrade to LabVIEW 8.0 and TestStand 3.5. Everything works fine on the development computer where LabVIEW and TestStand is installed. On the target computer in the lab, I installed LV RTE 8.0 and TestStand 3.5, and now when a VI is called in a sequence file, I get the following:
RunState.PreviousStep.Result.Error.Code -18002
RunState.PreviousStep.Result.Error.Msg "LabVIEW: The VI is not executable"
So, the executable opens and works fine (which means that the LV RTE is installed properly), but when a sequence calls a low level VI, it does not make it through.
comments/suggestions are appreciated. Thanks.

Error in report RSPOR_SETUP : "Different Server Times"

Hi,
I installed BI 7 and I have configured the communication between BI and EP.
When I execute report RSPOR_SETUP to verify the configuration, I am getting the following error message at step 12 (Maintain User Assignment in Portal):
2. Compare SAP BI and EP Server Time
Different Server Times could be a reason for retrieving always an invalid SAP Logon Ticket.
SAP BI Server Time: 09:08:16 2007/03/23
SAP EP Server Time: Fri Mar 23 09:08:16 EDT 2007
The time is identical, but it seems that the format I causing me problem.
How can I configure the date format in EP and BI ?
Best regards,

check the Note: 816761 and pasted it for you. May be this will help you.
There are new options to define how certain date formats (date, timestamp and time properties) will be formatted.
The following keys can be configured in:
EP6:
Configuration / Global Services / Property Metadata / Properties: Column "Additional Metadata"
NW04/NW04S:
Configuration / Global Services / Property Metadata / Properties: Select "Mode: Advanced". See column "Additional Metadata".
-Format
Use DateFormat defined patterns, DateFormat.SHORT, DateFormat.MEDIUM, DateFormat.LONG.
Documentation: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/text/DateFormat.html
as values: long/medium/short.
Example: format=long results in
Date type -> 17 January 2005
Timestamp -> 17 January 2005 16:09:23
Time -> 16:09:23
-customFormat
To set a customer pattern according to documentation: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html
If the pattern is not correct, the default date format will be used.
Example: customFormat=dd.MM.yyyy hh:mm:ss -> 17.01.2005 04:09:23
Regards.
PS: assign points is the way to say thanks

How to change system time on Cisco MeetingPlace Express Server

How to change system time on Cisco MeetingPlace Express Server
Model MCS-7825-I4

Hi Vijay,
As per the install guide for MPX 1.x as well as 2.x "Caution! Be sure you enter the correct date and time. You must reinstall the Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Express operating system and application if you need to change the date or time of your server in the future."
http://docwiki.cisco.com/wiki/Cisco_Unified_MeetingPlace_Express,_Release_2.x_--_Configuring_the_Cisco_Unified_MeetingPlace_Express_Server#Configuring_the_Cisco_Unified_MeetingPlace_Express_Server
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/voice_ip_comm/meetingplace_express/1_2/english/installation/guide/iug/mpxinst3.html
HTH
Manish

I install LION on my mac pro 2008 and it's alway's pop with " there was a problem connecting to the server " Time Capsule" .How can i remove this popup. My Time machine is working fine and also rename it. But the popup keeps on coming with the old name.

I installed LION on my mac pro 2008 and it's alway's pop with " there was a problem connecting to the server " Time Capsule" .How can i remove this popup. My Time machine is working fine and also rename it with less than 7 karakters. But the popup keeps on coming with the old name.

I have a BT Infinity router plugged into the Time Capsule, not sure where the radio settings are?
They are able to use the network settings of the TC i.e. they can connect to the internet via the wifi through the TC but when they try and connect to the AirPort Disk this is where it is not allowing a connection.
I don;t have the drive shared out at all at the moment, is this necessary? How do I do this if so?
I have attached the screen shots of all the settings.
Thanks again for your help.

Can Time Capsule be used as a time machine on a Windows Server. Is this possible, and how do i configure this?

I like to use the new TC in my office as a time machine on a Windows Server. Is this possible, and how do i configure this?
In fact my plan is to make the first back up by connecting to the server via an ethernet cable, but thereafter i like to bring the TC to my home and perform the incremental backups over the internet. This is for safety reasons, in case for example the office is broken into, or flooded, or fire (god forbid).
I sincerely hope it is possible, and not complicated.
Alternatively i would not mind replacing our current Windows server 2003 with an Apple server, but all computers in the network (except mine) are Windows 7 or 8. Would it work?
Thanks in advance.
Paris

I will consider the WD My Cloud device.
It is a NAS.. it is designed to provide a cheap centralised file storage.
What is NAS?? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network-attached_storage
A file server like windows uses heaps of power to do very little.. in your setup.. In most setups like SBS it will do exchange server and provide a heap of useful connectivity to your clients.
Since you are not using the windows server in anything but simple file serving you can replace with a NAS..
Problem with the TC is, it is a router with a hard disk inside.. designed specifically for Time Machine.. it fails to provide what a NAS does.. easy access to any clients, local or remote.. TC is designed by apple for apple and the rest of world is not really invited to the party.
It provides no backup.. no data protection.. and is so specifically apple orientated I do not think it works at all well with windows.
For a simple example.. windows will have file issues with large files.. because it is only NTserver FAT32 to windows.. bad luck if you have large files.. !!
Plainly if you use active directory in windows that facility is gone.
I just like Apple products, find them more stable than Windows and easier to use. Plus i can access the server from home if it is an Apple Server.
If you only need remote access for yourself that is fine.. too bad for the windows clients I guess.
Or you open it up to the world and bad luck for security.
Apple do not design for mixed environment.. in fact with the TC there is no provision for windows access officially at all.. so anything you do is a fudge.
You can use the TC for your Mac backups within the network.. that is fine. Apple provide no software at all to help with your windows clients.

Can I use a time capsule as a itunes server to which my Atv v2 can connect to?

I have currently an Apple tv second generation, which streams video's from my Itunes computer when it's powered on. What I want to accomplish is to have all my library on a NAS somewhere and that my appletv can stream my whole library without any computer turned on. Can the time capsule do this?
Thanks,
filip

No. A Time Capsule has no media serving logic.

Server Time and Local Time (Dreamweaver) Off By 1 Hour

How can I get Dreamweaver to show me the correct time stamp on my files on the server and my local machine? When I telnet into my server, the date and time stamp on all files is correct. My server time is set properly to ET (GMT-5). My local machine's time is properly set. I asked my sysadmin if PureFTP has any timezone settings and I was told by the sysadmin that all my server times and timezones are accurate. My sysadmin said that Drwamweaver is the culprit.
I have lived with this for a long time, but it is extremely annoying and I would like to fix it.
I searched high and low in the Dreamweaver option settings for some sort of timezone setting or offset -- found nothing.
Has anyone experienced a 1-hour out-of-sync issue between a file's actual time stamp on the server and what Dreamweaver shows it as in the Remote/Local Files View?
Thanks.

During Daylight Savings Time.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3545349#3545349
Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
http://alt-web.com/
http://twitter.com/altweb

Authenticating with a Time Machine backup shared from Server

Hi everyone. I'm in a real tight spot here, so I'll be greatfull for any help you can give...
Last night I was going to attempt to partition for a BootCamp install, when the Yosemite install on my Mid 2010 MBP decided to report inconsistently on the amount of free space left on the system drive (Finder said one thing, Disk Utility another). Because of this, I it didn't matter how much space I freed up by deleting stuff, Disk Utility didn't recognize the new free space, so I couldn't create a large enough partition blah blah. Anyways, I couldn't repair permissions while booted in to the OS...oh dear. Reboot in to the Recovery partition and attempted to repair permissions from there, but that failed and advised me to format and reinstall. So that's what I tried to do.
I've got a Mid 2012 Mac Mini setup as a Server, with an external USB HDD configured as a Time Machine backup disk, which is shared over my network. Having formatted my MBP, I had no local Recovery partition left, so I booted in to the Internet Recovery mode. Restore From a Time Machine Backup couldn't see my shared Time Machine drive. Pretty odd. So I re-installed Yosemite, booted in to the fresh local Recovery partition and tried again. This time it could see my Time Machine backup drive. Great! Only problem is, when I highlight the drive and click Continue, it asks me to authenticate with the server and pre-populates the Username field with "root". Trouble is, the root user on my server was not enabled. Weird. So I tried the credentials of my administrator account on the Server. Failed. tried several other sets of credentials. Failed. Logged on to the server, enabled root user, set a password, rebooted the MBP and tried the new root user credentials for the enabled root user account on the server. Failed.
So my question is, ***?! Any ideas?
FYI, I did also try simply connecting the external disk that host my Time Machine backups, directly to the MBP but, of course, it couldn't see it. Probably because the folder structure is different to what the OS expects for a local disk, since it's configured as a share (/Shared Item/Time Machine Backups or what ever). I'm reluctant to go down the route of mucking about with the backup drive at this point, hence why I've come here.

Yea, I've opened it up to everyone and ensured it's shared over SMB and AFP. Opened up to the world! Well, locally at least.
I've had another stab at it tonight. I'm not sure if it is an authentication issue after all, because if I just type in gibberish credentials, the dialogue box shakes to signify that those credentials have been disallowed. However, if I type a know set of credentials in for the server (in this case the servers admin credentials) then I get the following message...
"There was a problem connecting to the server "server-name.local.". Check the server name or IP address, and then try again. If you continue to have problems, contact your system administrator"
FYI, I have committed my actually server name and replaced it with "server-name.local" is for illustrative purposes.
I checked that I could ping server-name.local from Terminal while booted in to the Recovery partition, over both Wi-Fi and Ethernet, which I can, without dropped packets. This is really starting to worry me now.
Any idea what I can restructure the folder structure on the backup drive, such that it will be visible to the Mac over USB? I'm weary of trying this method, as I really don't want to stuff my backup up and I don't have a an additional, sufficiently large enough, external disk to make a backup of the backup. Running out of options :-/
PLEASE HELP!

Authenticating with a Time Machine backup shared by Server

Hi everyone. I'm in a real tight spot here, so I'll be greatfull for any help you can give...
Last night I was going to attempt to partition for a BootCamp install, when the Yosemite install on my Mid 2010 MBP decided to report inconsistently on the amount of free space left on the system drive (Finder said one thing, Disk Utility another). Because of this, I it didn't matter how much space I freed up by deleting stuff, Disk Utility didn't recognize the new free space, so I couldn't create a large enough partition blah blah. Anyways, I couldn't repair permissions while booted in to the OS...oh dear. Reboot in to the Recovery partition and attempted to repair permissions from there, but that failed and advised me to format and reinstall. So that's what I tried to do.
I've got a Mid 2012 Mac Mini setup as a Server, with an external USB HDD configured as a Time Machine backup disk, which is shared over my network. Having formatted my MBP, I had no local Recovery partition left, so I booted in to the Internet Recovery mode. Restore From a Time Machine Backup couldn't see my shared Time Machine drive. Pretty odd. So I re-installed Yosemite, booted in to the fresh local Recovery partition and tried again. This time it could see my Time Machine backup drive. Great! Only problem is, when I highlight the drive and click Continue, it asks me to authenticate with the server and pre-populates the Username field with "root". Trouble is, the root user on my server was not enabled. Weird. So I tried the credentials of my administrator account on the Server. Failed. tried several other sets of credentials. Failed. Logged on to the server, enabled root user, set a password, rebooted the MBP and tried the new root user credentials for the enabled root user account on the server. Failed.
So my question is, ***?! Any ideas?
FYI, I did also try simply connecting the external disk that host my Time Machine backups, directly to the MBP but, of course, it couldn't see it. Probably because the folder structure is different to what the OS expects for a local disk, since it's configured as a share (/Shared Item/Time Machine Backups or what ever). I'm reluctant to go down the route of mucking about with the backup drive at this point, hence why I've come here.

Yea, I've opened it up to everyone and ensured it's shared over SMB and AFP. Opened up to the world! Well, locally at least.
I've had another stab at it tonight. I'm not sure if it is an authentication issue after all, because if I just type in gibberish credentials, the dialogue box shakes to signify that those credentials have been disallowed. However, if I type a know set of credentials in for the server (in this case the servers admin credentials) then I get the following message...
"There was a problem connecting to the server "server-name.local.". Check the server name or IP address, and then try again. If you continue to have problems, contact your system administrator"
FYI, I have committed my actually server name and replaced it with "server-name.local" is for illustrative purposes.
I checked that I could ping server-name.local from Terminal while booted in to the Recovery partition, over both Wi-Fi and Ethernet, which I can, without dropped packets. This is really starting to worry me now.
Any idea what I can restructure the folder structure on the backup drive, such that it will be visible to the Mac over USB? I'm weary of trying this method, as I really don't want to stuff my backup up and I don't have a an additional, sufficiently large enough, external disk to make a backup of the backup. Running out of options :-/
PLEASE HELP!

LiveCache server time is 1hour behind SCM server

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for