DO NOT REPLY [Bug 40636] - negative time recorded in JMeter log - probably NTP error

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------- Additional Comments From alf@i100.no  2007-03-17 13:40 -------
I think this can be closed as "not a bug".

If you change the system clock while running a Jmeter test, the time
measurements will become wrong, and you risk getting negative durations.

Look for example at :
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=640637&messageID=3766162
(Look at the post "Jun 30, 2005 9:49 AM (reply 4 of 16)" and ignore the rest)

>From the bug report, one can see that the "ntpd deamon" has set the clock back
0.5 seconds
"
Sep 28 22:22:00 xx ntpd[950]: time reset -0.497615 s
Sep 28 22:22:00 xx ntpd[950]: synchronisation lost
"

So I think this bug can be closed until someone reports problems with negative
time recorded, and the system clock has not been adjusted in the period where
the test was executed.

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