When date and time are set to update automatically, it sets them incorrect values. To fix this I ran sudo sntp -sS time.apple.com in terminal but this is only a temporary fix as it eventually resets to the wrong date and time. Source is set to "time.apple.com." and is off by 3 days 14 hrs and 3 mins (date and time were Friday 24 Nov 7:43 AM when it was actually Monday 27 Nov 9:40 PM).
probable_disaster wrote:
When date and time are set to update automatically, it sets them incorrect values. To fix this I ran sudo sntp -sS time.apple.com in terminal but this is only a temporary fix as it eventually resets to the wrong date and time. Source is set to "time.apple.com." and is off by 3 days 14 hrs and 3 mins (date and time were Friday 24 Nov 7:43 AM when it was actually Monday 27 Nov 9:40 PM).
Yes a known bug. Set it manually, no harm there. Do what works.
Some have had success from the Terminal.app copy & paste:
sudo rm /var/db/timed/com.apple.timed.plist
note: your psswd will not echo on screen, type it in any way use the enter\return key to proceed
reboot if necessary and compare your results
probable_disaster wrote:
When date and time are set to update automatically, it sets them incorrect values. To fix this I ran sudo sntp -sS time.apple.com in terminal but this is only a temporary fix as it eventually resets to the wrong date and time. Source is set to "time.apple.com." and is off by 3 days 14 hrs and 3 mins (date and time were Friday 24 Nov 7:43 AM when it was actually Monday 27 Nov 9:40 PM).
Yes a known bug. Set it manually, no harm there. Do what works.
Some have had success from the Terminal.app copy & paste:
sudo rm /var/db/timed/com.apple.timed.plist
note: your psswd will not echo on screen, type it in any way use the enter\return key to proceed
reboot if necessary and compare your results
macOS Sonoma 14.1.1 incorrect date and time