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I've gotten Celery tasks happening ok, using the default settings in the tutorials and rabbitmq running on ubuntu. All is fine when I schedule a task with no delay, but when I give them an eta, they get scheduled in the future as if my clock is off somewhere. Here is some python code that is asking for tasks: <pre><code>for index, to_address in enumerate(email_addresses): # schedule one email every two seconds delay = index * 2 log.info("MessageUsersFormView.process_action() scheduling task," "email to %s, countdown = %i" % (to_address, delay) ) tasks.send_email.apply_async(args=[to_address, subject, body], countdown = delay) </code></pre> So the first one should go out immediately, and then every two seconds. Looking at my celery console, the first one happens immediately, and then the others are scheduled two seconds apart, but starting tomorrow: <pre><code>[2012-03-09 17:32:40,988: INFO/MainProcess] Got task from broker: stabil.tasks.send_email[24fafc0b-071b-490b-a808-29d47bbee435] [2012-03-09 17:32:40,989: INFO/MainProcess] Got task from broker: stabil.tasks.send_email[3eb6c3ea-2c84-4368-babe-8a2ac0093836] eta:[2012-03-10 01:32:42.971072-08:00] [2012-03-09 17:32:40,991: INFO/MainProcess] Got task from broker: stabil.tasks.send_email[a53110d6-b704-4d9c-904a-8d74b99a33af] eta:[2012-03-10 01:32:44.971779-08:00] [2012-03-09 17:32:40,992: INFO/MainProcess] Got task from broker: stabil.tasks.send_email[2363329b-47e7-4edd-b38e-b09fed232003] eta:[2012-03-10 01:32:46.972422-08:00] </code></pre> I'm totally new to both Celery and RabbitMQ so any tips on how to fix this or where to look for the cause would be great. This is on a VMWare virtual machine of Ubuntu, but I have the clock set correctly. Thanks! 
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