Hello BrowserUk,
You are absolutely right. This is very important details that I did not mention it. I am looking for the last time it was synchronized with a time from the server.
I am updating the question to avoid future confusion.
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I am looking for the last time it was synchronized with a time from the server.
On windows, you can parse the output of: w32tm /query /status. It is the 7th line of 9.
The info is probably in the registry somewhere, but a quick search of ms.com didn't turn up the relevant key.
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Hello BrowserUk,
Thank you for your time and effort, I will try to find a common solution that can be applied in both OS. Alternatively I will create a different process for Windows and Linux.
I appreciate your time and effort. Thanks again.
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