Hello , since I am looking around the forum for a while, and saw some related topics, but I still can’t find a way to solve the problem … The raspberryshake 1D was operational for a few months without an internet connection, then I finally managed to relocate and connect it to the internet . I notice that the system time is not up to date and I started looking for the problem and the solution,
I found:
that the NTP is not connecting to any of the services.
add new servers, and nothing.
I see no adjustment in the ntpq -p
The search results are confirmed by the log files.
there is a bug setting the hardware clock when it is very far off from actual time. this has been fixed and will be released as part of the next update. in the meantime, you can get around this problem by:
log in to the shake using an ssh connection
set the date with the following command, picking a date and time relatively close to actual time (n.b., this must be UTC time, not local time): > sudo date --set "2020-7-27 12:35:52"
and then reboot your unit
when the date and time is close to accurate, the ntpdate service executed at boot-up will succeed, your unit will connect to an NTP server, and will continually stay sync’ed to keep proper time.
hope this helps, let me know if you have any other questions,
Thank you very much, I just did your step suggestion and it correct the date and time.
Stil do not have connection with the NTP server, but a less the station it is now live on eq view and swam. I will try to recheck the port at the router.