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The OS system date can be changed by the root account or accounts in the sudo group.
GNOME Automatic Date & Time provides its own timedatectl service rather than use the ntp service via the debian ntp package.
To disable automatic date-time:
timedatectl set-ntp 0
To switch on
timedatectl set-ntp 1
When the timedateclt is disabled, then the date command can be used to set a specific date and or time.
date
Example: set the date and time
date -s '2024-09-16 21:32:00'
date command will show the current date, confirming that the OS system date was changed.
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The OS system date can be changed by the root account or accounts in the sudo group.
GNOME Automatic Date & Time provides its own timedatectl service rather than use the ntp service via the debian ntp package.
To disable automatic date-time:
timedatectl set-ntp 0
To switch on
timedatectl set-ntp 1
When the timedateclt is disabled, then the
date
command can be used to set a specific date and or time.Example: set the date and time
date -s '2024-09-16 21:32:00'
date
command will show the current date, confirming that the OS system date was changed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: