> Stupid question of the day: How do I change my clock?

use ntpdate

as root (or preferably with sudo), 
	ntpdate ntp-1.cso.uiuc.edu

that will set your system clock.
To write that to your hardware clock, do 
	hwclock --systohc

That's the manual approach, and it works fine. But you probably want to
run ntpd or xntpd, so that your system automatically updates itself
against one or more time servers.

To do that you install the package and tweak the .conf file to add the
server names. Simple as that.


Andy