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Hi,

If you are on Linux, you can just use the date command and can change the date and time to future date and you can do the test.

Changing the date and time:

Changing the date and time requires two steps. First, Linux's date and time must be changed and then the new time has to be written to the hardware clock. The date command can be used for both viewing and changing the date and time.

All is well

In reply to Re: time change by vinoth.ree
in thread time change by ag4ve

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