I really appreciate the time you took to respond. Over 10 years ago I installed Ubuntu on a laptop and it was a steep learning curve for me. Your explanation is bringing a lot of that experience back to me.
I used (Putty)PSCP, ran it on CMD using the command “pscp -P 22 xxxxxxxx root@192.168.1.88:/root/” xxxxxxx being the file. This was just a test to see if using the root would get me past the file privilege restriction. I got access denied. My thought was maybe I could just place an edited file in place of the one in there. But you’re right, I need to drop back and punt to take some time to have a refresher course.
Ok, that clears somethings up! I hope some of the other newbies benefit from my inexperience! In the meantime I have some research to do but at least thanks to you I know what to research, thanks! Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks! It just takes longer, lol
I got it working!! Everything shows on the correct schedule now. Thanks Rich, you saved me a lot of headaches!! Something I noticed, probably doesn’t mean anything.
When you ssh in with “sudo openhabian-confg” and go to the section to set the time zone, the option for the US is Americas (plural).
But when I was in “etc/timezone” it listed as America, singular. I edited the 2 files using plural. Assuming they’re covering both North and South America.
In the meantime I have some research to do but at least thanks to you I know what to research, thanks! Who says you can’t teach an old dog new tricks! It just takes longer, lol
Everything shows on the correct schedule now. Thanks Rich, you saved me a lot of headaches!! Something I noticed, probably doesn’t mean anything.