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See this, copy&paste from the devicescreen in IE:
Time: Wednesday Jan 16, 2008 16:07:51 and stays...it doesn't run... 
The time as I write this is Friday Jan 18, 2008, 15:58:35
All T.E. go as planned, it is just the time on the Internet-Device-Screen which is false... 
Strange isn't it? Can someone explain? 
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I bet it worked after reloading PH. If so then it sounds like the routine took a hit and was corrupted. Still doesn't explain what caused it.
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BeachBum wrote:
| I bet it worked after reloading PH. If so then it sounds like the routine took a hit and was corrupted. Still doesn't explain what caused it. |
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Nope, I exited PH completely... It still isn't OK...
I think I have to reboot completely but I hate to have to reboot my HA-server because it also runs an SMTP-Relay in the background....
Peter
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Now it becomes more of a mystery. I wouldn't think Dave would get his time from 2 different resources.
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Peter,
Definately strange. The time for the web based Device Status screen just comes from the time on the machine. The same time that is used by the timed events. Of course, the date and time is just a snapshot from when the page was last refreshed. There is no javascript code that updates the time. The main page does have a javascript countdown timer so the main page should be refreshed every 60 seconds, thereby updating any status and of course the current time. The countdown can be stopped by clicking the Stop link and of course the datetime will remain static. But this is all info you're most likely already aware of. Is it possible that their is some caching mechanism keeping the page from refreshing? If you try to control devices from the DS screen, does the status actually change when the page refreshes? If so, then theres some other problem that I'll have to try and trace down.
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The Status changes normally as it should, that is the wierd thing. The Atomic Clock Receiver I built also works normal as it should... Perhaps it is a hardware thing? Bios? I am still puzzled..
Peter
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