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The date is local time I think.

You need to set

/sys/src/fs/port/time.c:/^} timezone/

 to match where you live. What does it say?

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Date: Fri, 4 Oct 2002 15:39:39 GMT

After configuring my fileserver to use sntp it jumped ahead 6 hours.
The timesync command on a terminal (and cpu/auth server) manages to
synchronize to the local time (EST+DST).

Is the fileserver time reported by the "date" command intended to be
GMT?
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