Hi Dave,

I had the same issue occur and then I decided to do some under the cover work. The fix that worked for me requires some command line interface work on the Pogoplug and should be done with extreme caution. Within your http://my.pogoplug.com site you will see a section to enable SSH access to the Pogoplug. Enable this setting and set a good password that you will remember. Assuming that you already have a SSH client on your system you can simply SSH to your Pogoplug using the following commands:

ssh root@xxx.xxx.xxx (replace the x with the IP address of your Pogoplug)
root@xxx.xxx.xxx's password: (enter in the good password you created)

You should now be sitting at the command prompt. You will need to adjust your time using a conversion from UTC to your local time zone else your resulting date and time will be off. Once you determine the modifier using a 24 hour clock set the date with the following command:

date MMDDhhmmYYYY.ss

* date 010303042012.30 will set the date and time to Tue Jan 3 03:04:30 UTC 2012

I hope this helps

Dunedain

I had the same issue last week. It was because the device is not synchronizing with NTP server. Support was contacted but no use. I fixed it by install ntp from Optware.

http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/PlugComputers

If you don't have Optware installed yet, you may start from the installation page. The instruction may not work as it is. If you see error messages, google it.