Hi,
I think I just got the idea of the problem:
The initial timesave did not work, because the box itself hasn't set a date&time.
I created a fix a while ago, that the Box only creates the timesave file, if it is beyond a date, that we are sure the date was set once.
Because in the post-installation steps, we haven't described to set the date+time once, the setup of the timesave incomplete.
please run the following command:
Where you exchange the characters with date+time letters.
Like the 1st July 2014 , 14:05 ( 02 pm):
after this run:
Then it should work after the next reboot.
Can you please verify this?
Thanks
Matthias
I think I just got the idea of the problem:
The initial timesave did not work, because the box itself hasn't set a date&time.
I created a fix a while ago, that the Box only creates the timesave file, if it is beyond a date, that we are sure the date was set once.
Because in the post-installation steps, we haven't described to set the date+time once, the setup of the timesave incomplete.
please run the following command:
date CCYYMMDDhhmm
Where you exchange the characters with date+time letters.
Like the 1st July 2014 , 14:05 ( 02 pm):
date 201407011405
after this run:
/opt/piratebox/bin/timesave.sh /opt/piratebox/conf/piratebox.conf save
Then it should work after the next reboot.
Can you please verify this?
Thanks
Matthias