How can we do that with HassOS?
The log times are in UTC and my HassOS are in my local time zone.
Trying to sync them both together
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That’s just the way HassOS works I’m afraid, you can’t change it.
Apologies for reviving an old thread but how do I do this on Hass.io? My setup seems to have had a bit of a meltdown with the update to 202012 and it thinks it is September 2020 at the moment. I think that in turn is the root cause of other problems. Going in via SSL (using Putty) gets the response:
-bash: sudo: command not found
Sorted it. In case anyone else stumbles across this issue / thread like I did, I installed chrony from the community add on store and that then updated the system date / time settings.
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@Gronda, I’m trying to follow your steps but am a bit lost (sorry, very new to this). My system clock is also off by a variable amount each time I check so I installed the chrony add on but I am not sure how to update the system date and time settings after the install.
Hi @dawnchorus, I moved onto a HomeAssistant Blue a little while ago and no longer needed Chrony, I’m afraid. From memory just installing Chrony worked to update the time correctly every time I booted the Rpi. The problem I was having was the device losing three months so I was just looking for a way to get the date and time broadly right.
Very late here, troubleshooting as well, but when I run this I get an error saying the command doesn’t exist
Well, that was written back in 2017… 6 years ago. As was said two years later, with HAOS those commands don’t exist.
What you want to do is start a fresh thread and explain the problem you’re facing.
I did…. And got no replies… hence my search around as well.
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