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Can lemmy.film fix its timestamps?
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this post was submitted on 20 Jul 2023
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I can confirm that NTP is set up on the server correctly, the correct time is set, and the Lemmy logs are reflecting the accurate time.
Could you message me and we can take a look at this? This is the first complaint we're received from any other instance.
What really? It seems to be happening constantly. Here's an image from my instance of my top subscribed content, you can see content from lemmy.film is mis-timestamped to somewhere two hours in the future:
So it's not us. It's this issue with kbin:
https://codeberg.org/Kbin/kbin-core/issues/799
Ugh, well thanks for tracking that down! Hopefully it gets fixed soon.
Very strange. I see that too, and on a couple other instances now. I'm digging in to the issue. Sorry about that.