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[tbailey2]

Okay it's back up after a lot of grief including 3.5 hours lost connection.

PLEASE CHECK YOUR CLOCKS ON YOUR UPLOAD DEVICE!! 
THEY NEED TO BE ACCURATE (+/- 1 min) AND ON BST CURRENTLY

A fair number of  people don't have updated clocks from this morning's change and are still running GMT, not BST. Convention is to upload in LOCAL time please as the majority of users are (your stats log has the local date/time embedded in it) .  This doesn't affect the graphs as such although it will show your latest upload as an hour ago but does make several other checks malfunction.

ADDENDA
The answer to the problems here appears to be that you need to restart your DSLstats prog if you are in the list below and thus pick up the time zone change.

I've had to turn off the TimeZone detection because of this and also repair a crashed database  (not related) .

The ones I can see still on GMT at a quick check are (this may not be all) - [Edit] I've removed those that are fixed so far:

bart613
bigg
davesals39
JustAnothe [added]
les-70
longstaff
mhisani
oliver602
splbound
thepfy
toulouse
xreyuk
zk583

Everyone else is on BST as they should be. I currently can't tell if anyone above is outside the UK though.
The graphs of those above will show the latest uploads as an hour ago until corrected, after which there will be an hour's gap before the correction.

First outage was at 07:42 but had been running up until then. Back at 08:22 after database repair but then I lost my Internet connection for the best part of three and a half hours 

No idea why. Everything was synched according to the status LEDs and made a few restarts but no effect. Suddenly came back with no help at 11:52. Maybe I ought to have wandered up to the cab....

[NewtronStar]

The clock on the PC & RPi says 13:14 the atomic clock says 13:14 so it's find here.

[lloyd]

Clock on my server is correct. Have restarted dslstats to see if that makes a difference.
Lloyd (pianist)

[tbailey2]

The clock on the PC say 13:14 the atomic clock says 13:14 so it's find here.

Maybe but the date/time embedded in your modem log file is an hour slow currently.... I don't know why but will have a look later (I need a rest) and see what might be causing that at your end .... 

Um ..... A quick look say everyone in the list is using DSLstats, either the RPi or the Linux 32/64-bit versions (No Windows version and that's what I'm using and am ok)...

I am pretty sure it's not this end as everyone would be affected as you are all imported in exactly the same way.

Have a look in

C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Local\dslstats\ (or wherever it is - check the start of the Event Log tab for location)

and see what your current xxxxx_live_modem_stats.log says about the date/time please...

29/03/2015 13:35 34616 5527 6.0 6.1 .......

[tbailey2]

Clock on my server is correct. Have restarted dslstats to see if that makes a difference.
Lloyd (pianist)

That's fixed it for you 

[jid]

Restarted DSL Stats on the Pi, seems to have sorted it Tony?

pi@dslstats ~ $ date
Sun Mar 29 15:16:58 BST 2015

[vic0239]

Sorry about that, my PI was running on UTC.    Have now set the correct locale:

Current default time zone: 'Europe/London'
Local time is now:      Sun Mar 29 15:04:16 BST 2015.
Universal Time is now:  Sun Mar 29 14:04:16 UTC 2015.

BTW I'm seeing this message on the MDWS monitor page:

User vic0239 - your e-email server refuses our mails - please whitelist us!

Yet I have received emails in the past, the last being on 24th March? 

[tbailey2]

Restarted DSL Stats on the Pi, seems to have sorted it Tony?

pi@dslstats ~ $ date
Sun Mar 29 15:16:58 BST 2015

Yes,  thanks 

[jid]

Restarted DSL Stats on the Pi, seems to have sorted it Tony?

pi@dslstats ~ $ date
Sun Mar 29 15:16:58 BST 2015

Yes,  thanks 

Seems DSL Stats needs to be closed and opened again on the Pi for the update to take affect Tony

Thanks again!

Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk

[tbailey2]

Sorry about that, my PI was running on UTC.    Have now set the correct locale:

Current default time zone: 'Europe/London'
Local time is now:      Sun Mar 29 15:04:16 BST 2015.
Universal Time is now:  Sun Mar 29 14:04:16 UTC 2015.

BTW I'm seeing this message on the MDWS monitor page:

User vic0239 - your e-email server refuses our mails - please whitelist us!

Yet I have received emails in the past, the last being on 24th March? 

Okay now on time.  Answer seems to be to restart DSLstats.....

Re mail:

Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2015 10:21:58 +0100
Subject: MyDSLWebStats RESYNC Alert for vic0239!

SMTP error from remote server in greeting:
host: mx.bt.lon5.cpcloud.co.uk:
rgin02.bt.ext.cpcloud.co.uk Service not available - access denied

another on 22nd as well.

[NewtronStar]

Rebooted RPi and my MDWS account seem to be on BST yet the RPi was showing the correct time it must be one of those RPi thangs 

[ip75]

Thanks. For anyone using a Raspberry Pi who doesn't know this, you might need to run:

$dpkg-reconfigure tzdata

and then reselect your timezone to pick up BST. Then restart DSLStats.

[tbailey2]

BTW I'm seeing this message on the MDWS monitor page:
User vic0239 - your e-email server refuses our mails - please whitelist us!

This is a new User messaging system I came up with - only the addressed user sees the message. Difficult to contact anyone if there is a problem with e-mail. One guy has been banned from uploading for several months as there's no data being sent. His e-mail doesn't exist any more and he never logs in though....

[vic0239]

SMTP error from remote server in greeting:
host: mx.bt.lon5.cpcloud.co.uk:
rgin02.bt.ext.cpcloud.co.uk Service not available - access denied

Looks like there may be an issue with BT/Yahoo mail servers. I have an alternate email address, but can't see where to change  it.

[tbailey2]

MDWS BST Clock settings (from earlier post this morning)

As best I can tell, these users still need to reload their copy of DSLstats to get the correct upload time:

JustAnothe
les-70
oliver602
thepfy
toulouse

TIA