What is SG-3100 Marvell Bootloader command for setting new date and time?

[sauce]

Unbound-control create certificates based the date set in the Marvell U-Boot Bootloader and not from Pfsense.
Certificates being out of date due to Marvell bootloader set the wrong date and time in 1970 cause Unbound-control ssl handshake error to occur.
Setting the new present date first, delete the Unbound certificates in /var/unbound and reboot to fix the error and work again with PFBlocker.

I am asking about the Marvell U-boot date command for setting a new date and time in the correct format, because there is no documentation for the SG-3100 Marvell U-boot bootloader beside reinstalling pfsense in the manual.

[stephenw10]

What are you seeing that leads you to believe this? I can see no reason why Unbound would use anything from uboot, or even how it would.

Are you seeing the system time/date is wrong? Do you have ntp configured?

Steve

[sauce]

hello Steve

I have recently check date display in Marvell U-Boot is up-to-date, inline with ntp configured, and no errors found by unbound-control.

i have already configured ntp beforehand and working. What i have done last night:

• delete the certificates in /var/unbound/

• reboot and enter to Marvell U-Boot

• enter 'date' to display the date and time, something in 2010.

• enter 'date reset' to reset itself to year 1970 and power reset the box

• ssh into pfsense and run unbound-control -c /var/unbound/unbound.conf status

• no errors found in unbound and PFBlocker and DNSBL works good.

i didn't check Marvell date straight after to check it's sync with ntp my bad. The motherboard battery died and replaced about 5 months ago.

[stephenw10]

So it's working as expected now?

[sauce]

yes