Log time is incorrect

[CW!]

It really feels like I'm missing something simple. In my log output, each line has a time associated with it. Right now the log says about 11/17/2020 1:58:02 PM. However, my computer clock is reading 2:29PM (about 30 min difference). Where does the log time come from if not from the computer clock?

clues are appreciated

[Guest]

Is your Homeseer server the same computer as what you are observing the log from? If it is a different computer, then that computer's time might disagree with your computer.

[AllHailJ]

Assuming you are running windows 10?? Here is a how-to on setting your computer time to NTP (Atomic clock time from Nist) I think Homeseer goes to the NIST website for the area so it has the proper time for sunrise and sunset to control conditions.

https://www.groovypost.com/howto/syn...t-atomic-time/ This is for windows 10.

If running Linux you can go here: https://linoxide.com/linux-command/s...-ubuntu-linux/

For the lat long you have set in your computer, you can go here ( https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calcu...ise_sunset.php ) and see if the times match Mountain Standard time is UTC-7:00.

[CW!]

I appreciate the help from both of you guys. I did make sure all the PC are running the same time, and I used the method proposed by AllJailJ. Neigher seems to have affected anything. My log says 7:47:47 AM and the clock say 8:24 AM, so a difference of 37 min? Doesn't make senses - where else could this offset be coming from?

[CW!]

Just stumbled on a fix, although I don't have a clue why it fixes it. On the log screen, where it says "clear", "reset", "search", there's another button for "type filter". I opened it, and closed it (that's all), and the time jumped 37 min in the log. I don't think I've ever used that type filter, but there it is.

[AllHailJ]

Totally strange. Glad you got it fixed.

[Guest]

Are you sure this is not simply a browser refresh issue?