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In the installation documentation (docs-fidoiot/docs/installation.md), it suggests setting the system time by making a web request and parsing the response. Honestly, it's the craziest and most absurd way of setting the system time I have ever seen. This command can even make things worse if the system already has the correct time set up using NTP
I suggest doing it properly by providing a direct link to the Ubuntu documentation
Another way is to run timedatectl set-ntp true command, but it also has some drawbacks (e.g user may have another NTP client installed different from timedatectl one)
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In the installation documentation (docs-fidoiot/docs/installation.md), it suggests setting the system time by making a web request and parsing the response. Honestly, it's the craziest and most absurd way of setting the system time I have ever seen. This command can even make things worse if the system already has the correct time set up using NTP
I suggest doing it properly by providing a direct link to the Ubuntu documentation
Another way is to run
timedatectl set-ntp true
command, but it also has some drawbacks (e.g user may have another NTP client installed different from timedatectl one)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: