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Old 08-21-2018, 03:31 PM   #16
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It doesn't work even on Slackware Live Edition..
I told you why...
 
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Old 08-21-2018, 08:06 PM   #17
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The issues with adjusting date or time using the interface from KDE4 or Plasma5 is a famous "bug" generated by the lack of LinuxPAM in Slackware.

Sadly, there's no fix until Slackware adopts LinuxPAM.
Really? I am using Slackware64-current with Alien Bob's ktown (KDE 5_18.08) and Idon't recall ever having an issue adjusting the date/time as a normal user via System Settings or using the context menu from the Digital Widget on the task bar. I make the change, I am prompted for the root password, I enter it, a second or so later the time and/or date changes to what I selected. No PAM here. Works on all my boxes.

Even if I did, making the adjustment via the Konsole is not a big deal or inconvenience. My time is set via the ntpd daemon any way.

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Old 08-21-2018, 09:27 PM   #18
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chrisretusn, error occurs when you set tick "Set date and time automatically", then OK/Apply and password.
I didn't clarify that, sorry
 
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Old 08-22-2018, 09:11 AM   #19
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chrisretusn, error occurs when you set tick "Set date and time automatically", then OK/Apply and password.
I didn't clarify that, sorry
Ah Ha! Yep, it does indeed produce an error. Never thought to check that. Thanks for clearing me up <grin>
 
  


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