| QUBES 4 r4 - dom0 UTC time is incorrect - manual change each reboot. | QUBE-A-LICIOUS | 13/02/18 13:51 | Hi there, I have a fresh install of Qubes 4r4. However, when I reboot and or login I have to manually change dom0 time to UTC. Impact: Whonix/Tor does not work because of the incorrect time. Manual workaround: 3. Shutdown Service:sys-whonix ================= How can I have this Date and time correctly updated on boot up? Like it should. Thanks for all your help. |
| Re: QUBES 4 r4 - dom0 UTC time is incorrect - manual change each reboot. | schnuren...@gmail.com | 15/02/18 14:42 | Most times it is easy to point on another guilty one instead looking what may happen with the own stuff. So far you are the only one with this misbehavior. |
| Re: QUBES 4 r4 - dom0 UTC time is incorrect - manual change each reboot. | Daniel Moerner | 16/02/18 15:39 | Try adding the following flags to date: -s -u Best, |
| Re: QUBES 4 r4 - dom0 UTC time is incorrect - manual change each reboot. | QUBE-A-LICIOUS | 18/02/18 08:52 | ----------------------------------
I did some analysis this morning. So at the same point in time the following settings on my Qubes laptop showed the following values. (Bottom line is that whonix/tor does not work) 1. The hardware BIOS clock is: 1030 (BIOS battery good, removed laptop battery for few hours and date/time stayed same) 2. Dom0 time is: 0530 ( via date command) 3. service:sys-whonix is: 1030 (via date command) 4. Clock on upper right of screen is: 0430 Tor Boostrap info is: Whonixcheck gave up waiting clock skew -21635 in directory from DIRSERV sudo date --set “2018 -02-18 17:30:00” ----------------------------- I think that on a normal bootup the clocks should be in sync and Whonix/Tor should work. |
| Re: QUBES 4 r4 - dom0 UTC time is incorrect - manual change each reboot. | schnuren...@gmail.com | 19/02/18 02:08 | bios time differs a lot from dom0 and dom0 time seems in the UTC (timezone), while the clock on your desktop should be therefore in the -1 hour timezone.
There is already something wrong, isn't it? Could you please set the correct time in dom0 and do a 'sudo hwclock --systohw' to get dom0's sys date and bios time in sync. And reboot pls. After reboot check the time in bios, dom0 and your clockVM (probably sys-net) before connecting to any network. In System Tools -> Qubes Global Settings in dom0 you can check the name of the clock VM. The time of your whonix should, as far as I know, differs in timezone as qubes built-in rule randomly each bootup of the VM. (Do not know for sure) I either do not know whether sys-whonix only changes the timezone and if it is an attack surface if someone from the outside could simulate/fake specific minutes and seconds your network-time-daemon adapt and your whonix could be associated to your isp. Even there seems to be some misconfiguration I never got, the behavior remembers me to an empty hardware battery. |
| Re: QUBES 4 r4 - dom0 UTC time is incorrect - manual change each reboot. | QUBE-A-LICIOUS | 19/02/18 08:19 | ==============
1. I changed to the correct Time Zone from the command line. Fixed the -1 hour offset. 2. I updated the dom0 time 3. I ran the sudo hwclock -w to set the hardware clock from the current system time. 4. I rebooted the laptop. The current results are: 1. BIOS clock is: 1530 (via BIOS menu on startup) 2. Dom0 time is: 0930 with correct time zone. (Correct!) 3. service:sys-whonix is: 1530 UTC 4. Clock on upper right of screen is: 0930 (Correct!) 5. sys-net is 0930. (Correct!) 6. Tor Boostrap info is: (from sys-whonix occurs right after startup) ERROR systemd clock check result: Unexpected results by timedatectl local time: 15:30:00 universal time: 15:30:00 However…. 7. Tor browser works!!! I think that I am close, this error should not be coming up. Any ideas? |
| Re: QUBES 4 r4 - dom0 UTC time is incorrect - manual change each reboot. | Alex Dubois | 23/02/18 15:14 | Could you check sys-net has the qubes service clocksync set? |
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| Re: QUBES 4 r4 - dom0 UTC time is incorrect - manual change each reboot. | cang...@gmail.com | 07/06/18 11:34 | Hi, in my case, one day when I turned on the computer, the clock on the panel started showing CST (=UTC+8). BIOS and Whonix showed UTC, which I wanted. When I checked the time at dom0, times were totally correct but as I said somehow CST time was displayed on the panel clock. Temporarily I made the time incorrect by using -s -utc so that the time I wanted was displayed on the panel. I plan to download clock apps instead of the default one on the panel but anyone has any idea on this? Thank you. |