QNAP TS-101 slimserver not changed time from DST

[Rob Nespor Bellis]

Today is clock changing day. However whilst the time on the QNAP is correct ( it's in the right timezone and uses NTP ) the time being displayed on my slimp3 is still one hour ahead.

I have restarted the QNAP and the slimp3.

My QNAP has has all the latest updates from the progressiveav site.

Info below:

Server Name
Server Name SlimServer

Date & Time
Date October 29, 2006
Time 9:20:46 AM
Time Zone (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time : Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

Filename Encoding
Code Page English (437)

System Information
Version 1.2.1 Build 0822

SlimServer Version: 6.5.0 - 9916

I'm obviously missing something, but what?

Rgds,

R.

[Jerryacg]

Today is clock changing day. However whilst the time on the QNAP is correct ( it's in the right timezone and uses NTP ) the time being displayed on my slimp3 is still one hour ahead.

I have restarted the QNAP and the slimp3.

My QNAP has has all the latest updates from the progressiveav site.

Info below:

Server Name
Server Name SlimServer

Date & Time
Date October 29, 2006
Time 9:20:46 AM
Time Zone (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time : Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London

Filename Encoding
Code Page English (437)

System Information
Version 1.2.1 Build 0822

SlimServer Version: 6.5.0 - 9916

I'm obviously missing something, but what?

Rgds,

R.

I would advise doing a 'rescan everything' from the web interface. Its seems to always sort things like that out.

[bonze]

Odd thing though.....
I checked the time on my QNAP this morning, after reading this thread, and it was correct but the time on my desktop softsqueeze was out by an hour.
A few hours later I've powered up my SB3 and the time is correct, and so is my laptop softsqueeze.

I've just rechecked the desktop softsqueeze and it now shows the correct time.

Maybe there's a delay somewhere?

[slimpy]

I would advise doing a 'rescan everything' from the web interface. Its seems to always sort things like that out.
This is a good advice in many situations. But not in this one. The time displayed on players is read directly from the server os and the server's internal clock. It has absolutely nothing to do with the database, music library or audio files.

-s.

[Rob Nespor Bellis]

It did update to the correct time later in the day ( I was out so cannot be exact, but certainly after 11:00 and before 17:00. )

So there would seem to be some sort of issue with the change to DST and back again.

Rgds,

R.

[mav]

My system behaved in exactly the same way - TS101 time was fine when I got up, back one hour, but both SB3s were still on summer time. I went out at 10.00, back at 12.30, and time on the SB3s were correct (GMT). I thought it was a peculiarity of my setup, but obviously not - strange.

mav

[kevinw10000]

Hi,

It may be irrelevant but I went from BST to GMT this weekend and the change had taken effect by 8:00 AM on Sunday morning.

[lucozadenrg]

hi - so 1 year on and I am having the same problem as above. Time changed from BST to GMT last night. My QNAP is reportng the correct time, but Squeezeboxes are have not changed - is there a way to manually interveine?

CHeers
Neil

[bits]

I think this issue is how /etc/TZ is setup,
my script in this thread should fix it:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=39051

obviously change Australia/Adelaide to your own country/city.

Also to fix "permanently" till next update, if you ssh(with say putty) into the qnap:
chroot /share/HDA_DATA/etch /bin/bash
vim /ext/bin/M050-slimserver.sh

now remove(just move the cursor around and hit del key):
if [ -f /etc/TZ ] ; then export TZ=\`cat /etc/TZ\` ; fi ;

and make it read(press i key when the cursor is where you want to add this stuff):
export TZ=Australia/Adelaide ;

hit escape and type :wq and hit enter, if you have screwed up and want to start over hit escape and type :q! and hit enter
exit putty and now you can restart the qnap and test that the time is correct. Be careful to remove and add things EXACTLY if in doubt exit with :q! to not save, if you screw this file up slimserver will not start.

[lucozadenrg]

cool - thanks for your help!

[oliver_guy]

Hi

Interesting one... I have 2 problems of the same type

1-Since the clocks changed this weekend my Qnap will not change to BST - I am linking to uk.pool.ntp.org and getting 'Success' when I hit the 'Update Now' button.
I can work around this by changing the timezone...however it gets worse...

2-My 4 Squeezeboxes all read one hour earlier than the time on the NAS.

I have re-booted by NAS and powered on and off my Squeezeboxes but to no avail...

I am bemused because my kit has gone through 4 time changes before without an issue... except for manually having to use the update button on the NAS on one occasion.

Any help as to how I can fix this would be appreciated...

Thanks

Oliver

Info:
NAS-TS101
2.0.0 Build 0105T

SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 11206 - Debian - EN - utf8
Server IP address: 192.168.1.68
Perl Version: 5.8.4 powerpc-linux-thread-multi
MySQL Version: 5.0.19-standard

[CholseyRoyal]

Hi

Interesting one... I have 2 problems of the same type

1-Since the clocks changed this weekend my Qnap will not change to BST - I am linking to uk.pool.ntp.org and getting 'Success' when I hit the 'Update Now' button.
I can work around this by changing the timezone...however it gets worse...

2-My 4 Squeezeboxes all read one hour earlier than the time on the NAS.

I have re-booted by NAS and powered on and off my Squeezeboxes but to no avail...

I am bemused because my kit has gone through 4 time changes before without an issue... except for manually having to use the update button on the NAS on one occasion.

Any help as to how I can fix this would be appreciated...

Thanks

Oliver

Info:
NAS-TS101
2.0.0 Build 0105T

SlimServer Version: 6.5.1 - 11206 - Debian - EN - utf8
Server IP address: 192.168.1.68
Perl Version: 5.8.4 powerpc-linux-thread-multi
MySQL Version: 5.0.19-standard

I am having exactly the same problem. As a workaround I have set the time manually on my TS-101 one hour ahead of GMT which has been picked up by my Squeezebox.

Robin