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From: "Steve" <steve.fisher [at] xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2004 13:53:52 +0100
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Help!!

I have an unix box, running scosysv 3.2.  Yesterday the samba server
(UWserver based version) ran fine.  Today it doesn't.  I have restored a
known working ghost image and it still doesn't work! But (wait for it) if
you set the date to yesterday it works fine.

I am completely baffled, it's not as though 29/07/2004 is a strange date
(next problem one for unix is in 2032 sometime - I will be long gone/retired
by then I hope!).

This system doesn't have gcc or anything sensible on it (including a CD
drive!), it just runs the factory control systems written in foxbase.

Any ideas what I can do next???

Steve



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