Is it just me or does the forum clock seem to be slow (not just due to BST) but by 1hr 28 min or so?
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Re: Forum time warp
For me, at the moment, the forum is showing 11:24 and the actual time is 12:52 so yes, there would appear to be a problem with the forum. Perhaps Jason's chickens have pecked something they shouldn't have!
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Re: Forum time warp
Not my chickens mate , they all got stolen Tuesday night 
Smashed the locks off and then ripped the door off the frame . Silly tw*ts should have tried pushing the door as it opens in !
Smashed the locks off and then ripped the door off the frame . Silly tw*ts should have tried pushing the door as it opens in !-
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Re: Forum time warp
Better?
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Spot on now!!
On the third stroke ...............
It will cost you fifty quid!
On the third stroke ...............
It will cost you fifty quid!
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Re: Forum time warp
Clock still slipping.... about -30mins currently
Maybe we are running a compromise between BST & GMT?
Might be an idea to link the server to a web time reference site?
Bob
Maybe we are running a compromise between BST & GMT?
Might be an idea to link the server to a web time reference site?
Bob
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Re: Forum time warp
9fingers wrote:Clock still slipping.... about -30mins currently
Maybe we are running a compromise between BST & GMT?
Might be an idea to link the server to a web time reference site?
Bob
I have no idea why it is losing time. It is supposedly synced to something, but I've wound it up now so it should be correct and I'll try to remember to keep an eye on it.
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Cheers!
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