Time stamp mismatch

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cyient
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

Post by cyient »

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Hi please find the attachments for the time stamp mismatch which i have stated.

I have taken the screenshot at the same time.
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

Post by scottwilkerson »

@cyient - can you please open a ticket by sending an email to [email protected] sending in your profile.zip from Admin -> System Profile so we can take a look at the settings on your system...

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cyient
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

Post by cyient »

Does this come under any incident, as support to only 10 incidents.
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

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We usually suggest sending profiles in a ticket since it's a bit more private than posting it publicly. For now just PM me the profile and I will make it available to our other techs. Please update this thread once you have done so.

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Re: Time stamp mismatch

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tmcdonald wrote:We usually suggest sending profiles in a ticket since it's a bit more private than posting it publicly. For now just PM me the profile and I will make it available to our other techs. Please update this thread once you have done so.
I have PM'd the system profile to you.
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

Post by tmcdonald »

Since we never actually checked in this thread, can you please run the following and post output?

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grep "date.timezone" /etc/php.ini
php -r 'echo date("D M j G:i:s T Y")."\n";'
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

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Below is the output of the commands.

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[root@NAGIOSXI-64 ~]# grep "date.timezone" /etc/php.ini
; http://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.configuration.php#ini.date.timezone
date.timezone = Asia/Kolkata
[root@NAGIOSXI-64 ~]# php -r 'echo date("D M j G:i:s T Y")."\n";'
Thu Jun 19 15:14:53 IST 2014
[root@NAGIOSXI-64 ~]# date
Thu Jun 19 15:15:02 IST 2014
[root@NAGIOSXI-64 ~]#
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

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I know some elements in the UI grab the time from your workstation with JavaScript. Is your workstation set to the same time as your Nagios system time?
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

Post by cyient »

Workstation is also set to Nagios system time.
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Re: Time stamp mismatch

Post by slansing »

So I did a bit of looking into your timezone, it appears as though the XI server, and it's php time are correct, the problem is with your dashlets, which are way off from what they should be, that would indicate that your browser is giving javascript the wrong time, or the correct time as your system see's it. You are 100% sure that your system's timezone is correct? Is this a windows system? Have you personally taken a look? And tried with a different browser?
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