#! /bin/bash
# Name:         setwatch
# Purpose:      Change the Hardware and system time just like 
# Syntax:       setwatch
# Author:       Michel Bisson
# History:      18.09.2003      First inplementation of script
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# Show dialg box with current time and date 
# Ask for today's Day
todayd=$(date +%d)
echo -n "Enter today's Day (01-31) [$todayd]:";read day
[ "$day" = "" ] &&  day=$todayd


# Ask for today's Month
todaym=$(date +%m)
echo -n "Enter today's Month (01-12) [$todaym]:";read month
[ "$month" = "" ] &&  month=$todaym

# Ask for today's Year
todayy=$(date +%Y)
echo -n "Enter today's Year (2000-2030) [$todayy]:";read year
[ "$year" = "" ] &&  year=$todayy

#echo "Today's date is: $month/$day/$year"
#exit 0

# Ask for today's time via dialog pop-up window
time=$(dialog --stdout --timebox "Hardware/System time setting: \nDate: $month/$day/$year" 0 0)

if [ "$time" ] ; then
	# Set the hardware clock
	#format:   hwclock --set --date="9/22/2002 16:45:05"
	hwclock --set --date "$month/$day/$year $time"

	# Sets the system time to current hardware clock
	hwclock --hctosys
fi

# Show the new Hardware and System date and time
echo "Present Hardware Clock setting is: $(hwclock)"
echo "Present System   Clock setting is: $(date)"

exit 0