After upgrade to Gutsy, clock is one hour off (wrong timezone)

[Ace Suares]

Apparently. after upgrading from Feisty to Gutsy, our clocks are off by one hour.

We are in timezone America/Curacao but we got switched back to America/Detroit

The time zone America/Curacao is still available, though.

We only noticed 2 days ago, but we upgraded around 20th october. So, I am not sure if it was the feisty-> gutsy upgrade or some later update.

Anyway, since the adjust date/time is broken too, I can not change it on my machine; on another machine, that had the same time zone problem, adjust date/time works so it's fixed there..

[khul (klas-hultqvist)]

I was running Gutsy since summer, and had no trouble with the clock. It seemed to change from summer time correctly (CEST to CET), but at some point (last week?) it changed back one hour (saying 8:00 instead of 9:00 etc.). Correcting it using date command in terminal or menu from clock applet works, but only temporarily -- it changes back again.

[khul (klas-hultqvist)]

The reset (sometimes) happens when I suspend my laptop. I have also noticed that occasionally when I press the sleep button it refuses and a message pops up saying something similar to "policy timeout is not valid, please try again in a little while". When this happens It is still possible to suspend from the logoff applet or by closing the lid.

[khul (klas-hultqvist)]

The reset also happens "spontaneoulsy" when the laptop is on and not connected to any network. (Getting time from a server is not activated anyway).

[Adam Niedling (krychek)]

Is this still happening in Hardy?

[Ace Suares (acesuares)]

On Sunday 24 August 2008, Adam Niedling wrote:
> Is this still happening in Hardy?
>

Not that I
 know of...

> ** Changed in: ubuntu
> Status: New => Incomplete