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Added a space between the prompt and the date command so it didn’t look like a variable
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jsbillings
jsbillings
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I had this same issue, but it was because my server's CMOS battery was dead and I had to manually adjust the system time to be accurate for the certificates to be valid. In case anyone else has this problem, and --refresh doesn't help:

Check the time:

$date$ date

Then adjust the time as necessary:

$date$ date --set="2 OCT 2006 18:00:00"

I had this same issue, but it was because my server's CMOS battery was dead and I had to manually adjust the system time to be accurate for the certificates to be valid. In case anyone else has this problem, and --refresh doesn't help:

Check the time:

$date

Then adjust the time as necessary:

$date --set="2 OCT 2006 18:00:00"

I had this same issue, but it was because my server's CMOS battery was dead and I had to manually adjust the system time to be accurate for the certificates to be valid. In case anyone else has this problem, and --refresh doesn't help:

Check the time:

$ date

Then adjust the time as necessary:

$ date --set="2 OCT 2006 18:00:00"
added 182 characters in body
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Nathan J.
Nathan J.
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I had this same issue, but it was because my server's CMOS battery was dead and I had to manually adjust the system time to be accurate for the certificates to be valid. In case anyone else has this problem, and --refresh doesn't help:

Check the time:

$date

Then adjust the time as necessary:

$date --set="2 OCT 2006 18:00:00"

I had this same issue, but it was because my server's CMOS battery was dead and I had to manually adjust the system time to be accurate for the certificates to be valid.

I had this same issue, but it was because my server's CMOS battery was dead and I had to manually adjust the system time to be accurate for the certificates to be valid. In case anyone else has this problem, and --refresh doesn't help:

Check the time:

$date

Then adjust the time as necessary:

$date --set="2 OCT 2006 18:00:00"
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Nathan J.
Nathan J.
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I had this same issue, but it was because my server's CMOS battery was dead and I had to manually adjust the system time to be accurate for the certificates to be valid.