web/control does not show any activity on system-d-less OS

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Re: web/control does not show any activity on system-d-less OS

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The bit of log you posted shows a client unable to connect to the account server.

Some had trouble connecting because the system clock was wrong.
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Re: web/control does not show any activity on system-d-less OS

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Web UI still can run on any OS, as long as there is compatible browser on the device.
I can check my progress through my android phone without any issues
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Re: web/control does not show any activity on system-d-less OS

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calxalot wrote: Wed Jul 30, 2025 7:22 am The bit of log you posted shows a client unable to connect to the account server.

Some had trouble connecting because the system clock was wrong.
thanks alot,

tis has been effectively the cause<

running ntpdate did solve it, getting me the correct local time *rome
making the connections visible.

however, booting into window 10, the time was now 2 hours in advance.
setting it automatically in windows 10 (universal greenwhich time , +1 for rome , +1 for legal time) took it back to local time,

but next time into linux back to square one (time set to greenwhich local time, and no connections visible in fah webview)

there is a simpler solution to this mess for system-d OS

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sudo timedatectl set-local-rtc 1
but this wont function without system-d

there is apparently solution to this too but at the moment seems not working on my computer
https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=7044

thanks again for all the help,
consider the case closed,
did just not notice the time was "off" on the system and laid the blame elsewhere

would be nice if could get a permanent solution to the dualboot woes.
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