Re: ask-user-about-super-session-threat function

>>>>> "zxc" == zxc  <[email protected]> writes:

    zxc> There is no one else modifying any of these files.  It is as
    zxc> if XEmacs is having a problem with the date and time of the
    zxc> last modification of the file on the NT machine.

It is.  The clocks are not synchronized very well I would guess.  For
a number of purposes XEmacs keeps the time of last buffer
modification, and this is done using the local clock which is much
less expensive than a disk access.  Windows NT/2000/XP know about NTP,
if you don't have access to an official clock server, you can at least
keep your local hosts synchronized.

Alternatively, from the keyboard

M-: (defun ask-user-about-supersession-threat () nil) RET

will redefine the supersession hook, and you can put the definition in
your init file so it will be automatically loaded in the future.


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