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MacOS 10.13 High Sierra - Your computer's clock is not synced. #3098
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I also force time synced my computer with the command line prior to this ticket. |
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Thanks for investigating this, Link. I've tagged as a Bug, and it will be dealt with. |
Is there a workaround for this or does it require a change in a new version? |
@jimmykl if you look at the source code: |
The library used (fjl/os-timesync) only checks for the presence of ntpd in the process list. As of High Sierra, OSX now uses timed instead of ntpd so this library will need to be updated to check for the timed process. |
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I have the same problem... Anyone found a solution yet? |
same. no solution |
same issue, wanted to transfer my funds to my Ledger.. |
same. :( |
+1 |
same problem :( |
I've confirmed that 0.9.2 on High Sierra fixed this issue for me. |
Same for me! |
I get this every time I launch |
The OS-timesync package finally got updated and it aims to fix the reported issues. thanks for the patience, everyone. I'll update this issue when it's released. |
Fixed and available for update. Cheers! |
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I see: Your computer's clock is not synced. Yet I have enabled Set date and time automatically in Date & Time settings.
CTRL/CMD + ALT + i
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