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I'm troubleshooting an OAuth Authentication issue (invalid_grant) where one of two possible causes is the server's clock being out of sync with NTP. I've ensured the server's clock is synchronized.
Does nodejs instantiate its own clock or reference the system clock?
I expect it would reference the system clock. I only ask because restarting nodejs temporarily fixes the issue (invalid_grant), and I would like to rule out time synchronization.
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asked Nov 01 '13 15:11
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There are two way nodejs handle time.
using javascript Date or using process.hrtime
Assuming node core uses process.hrtime and you absolutely need to know, I would take a look at the libuv uv_hrtime function which node uses.
Maybe you have found a bug on the uv_hrtime. Whenever I use process.hrtime I never had problem like I did using Date
hope this points you at righ direction.
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