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GuitarGary
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#1 Post by GuitarGary »

Can't log in. Password not working.
Also noticed that the clock at top left corner is 6 hours behind my timezone
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Eadwine Rose
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Re: hacked

#2 Post by Eadwine Rose »

I have moved this to site help. Or is it your system you are not able to log in to? In that case I will move it back.


Your text is not clear enough, and the topic title is definitely not true. Please be clear what exactly the problem is please.
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Re: hacked

#3 Post by timkb4cq »

Do you have dual boot with Windows?
By default Windows sets the hardware clock to local time while Linux sets it on installation to UTC. Booting into Windows will change it back to local leaving you out of sync. Some websites won't let you log in if your computer is reporting the time too far off. Heck, you can't update from the repos if your clock is set to a time too far in the future.
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