Every time rtkit logs something, it's always four hours in the future. For example.. Apr 17 13:35:10 adamo gnome-keyring-daemon[1702]: The PKCS#11 component was already initialized Apr 17 17:35:11 adamo rtkit-daemon[1539]: Successfully made thread 1950 of process 1950 (/usr/bin/pulseaudio) owned by '500' high priority at nice level -11. Apr 17 13:35:11 adamo dbus: [system] Activating via systemd service name='org.bluez' unit='dbus-org.bluez.service' Every instance of rtkit in my logs is like this. Maybe this is a syslog bug, but as it only affects rtkit, assigning there, in case it's something obvious.
rtkit is chroot()ed by default and has no access to /etc/localtime. I think syslog should always fix up timestamps on locally generated syslog messages from SO_TIMESTAMP. That should fix the problem in a pretty way.
*** Bug 689655 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
[Copied from Bug 689655, Comment 5] Recent rtkit chroot()s, and the timezone data is not available in it. Ideally rsyslog owuld just override the time data for local clients from SO_TIMESTAMP. Or glibc should be able to cache the tzdata instead of always going to disk. I think I filed a bug requesting the latter some time back.
(In reply to comment #3) > [Copied from Bug 689655, Comment 5] > Recent rtkit chroot()s, and the timezone data is not available in it. Ideally > rsyslog owuld just override the time data for local clients from SO_TIMESTAMP. > Or glibc should be able to cache the tzdata instead of always going to disk. I > think I filed a bug requesting the latter some time back. So you did, but it is CLOSED NOTABUG (2008-06-06 08:45:15): Bug 444043 - timezone is kind of incompatible with chroot
*** Bug 784624 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
I would concur that this bug is related to timezones. I am currently running FC15. I am on EST. During the winter, I had to advance the clock 5 hours after every boot. Since daylight savings time came into effect, I only have to advance 4 hours. Setting the clock back incorrectly happens early in the boot process. Steps to observe this are: 1. Power on, and observe the BIOS system clock is correct, or nearly so. 2. Once boot process is complete, observe that the TOD in tail /var/log/messages is several hours off the correct time. I hope this problem can be fixed in time for the F17 release.
My previous comment is based onhttps://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_17_Final_Release_Criteria. In point 12. it says: "All services in a default install must start properly."
*** Bug 767314 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Problem still occurs in http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/alt/stage/17.RC4/Live/x86_64/Fedora-17-x86_64-Live-Desktop.iso .
Created attachment 586579 [details] copy of /var/log/messages since boot Occasionally, the clock seems to fix itself. This happens about once in 100 boots. I noticed the clock was incorrect. After I logged in, the clock was correct, without my having to to set it manually. My system is kernel-2.6.43.5-2.fc15.x86_64 .
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