Marco writes:

> A few days ago the web interface reports the wrong time in
> the first status line. The time reporting "started at" is 2 hours in the 
> future.
> But my system time is correct. The other lines in the status window are also
> correct.
> The problem is, that the next start for automatic backups will start 2 hours 
> in
> the future instead of now. If i manually restart the server, backups will 
> start
> correctly in the next cycle, but the startingtime of the server remains wrong.
> Time is set in BIOS and System correct, so i have no clue what is causing 
> this.
> Thanks for help!

Something is wrong with your timezone or perl installation.
BackupPC calls perl's time() and localtime() functions to
generate timestamps.

What does this print?

    su backuppc
    perl -e 'print scalar(localtime)'

Craig

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