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From: UH2@psuvm.psu.edu (Lee Sailer)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions,comp.sys.att
Subject: 1996 has come too soon
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Date: 1 Feb 90 15:57:50 GMT
Organization: Penn State University
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A few weeks ago, I accidentally set the year on my ATT6300+ running Unix V.2
to 1996.  OK.  When I noticed, I set it back to 1990, but now, whenever I
reboot, I come up in 1996 again.  Ack!

I've used find to locate all the files with future timestamps, and set them
to the present, eg,

    $ >xxx
    $ find / -newer xxx -exec touch {} \;

but that didn't help.  I figure there is a file somewhere that contains the
most recent date (1996) and at boot up time that is being used, but I can't
find it.  Any help (by email) appreciated.

                                          Lee