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[itsme]

TOMmy...
or anybody,

vdsinet help says:
@NET(TIME, <server address>)
This connects to the TIME server <server address> and returns the time of the server.
time.dsc Example says:
@net(time,time,bernina.ethz.ch)
but no time server response???
if i use help example
i get invalid argument to @ function
how can i get my server time???

Txs
harryfaced codehead

[FreezingFire]

Try another time server such as time.nist.gov or time.windows.com

See if that fixes the problem.

[itsme]

great the
time.nist.gov
worked but still the question ....
how to get my servers time ?
used to be able to telnet in and type
time hit return and get servers time
and thanks for answering soo fast

codehead

[FreezingFire]

Not sure about getting your server's time. Most likely you need to set up
a time server. Others here might be able to assist you further with
getting time from your server.

[PGWARE]

If you using telnet to get into your server you're just looking for trouble. Telnet is not secure, use SSH to connect to your server (it sets up a secure - encrypted connection to the server). Putty is a great app to do this, however you will need ssh installed on the server.