For those of you running mis it needs to be restarted to read the new time
when the time changes like this morning (2AM). At least in my case under
Linux I had to do that, likely the same for all versions. To restart I used:
#! /bin/bash

# Kill mis daemon:
echo "Killing mis daemon process"
kill $(pidof mis | awk '{print $1}')

# Check for BUSY semaphore sitting in /mystic/semaphore:
echo "Checking for mis.bsy semaphore"
[ -f /mystic/semaphore/mis.bsy ] && rm -f /mystic/semaphore/mis.bsy || echo "mis.bsy already not present"

# Re-exec mis in daemon mode:
cd /mystic && sudo ./mis -d &

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A31 (Raspberry Pi)
* Origin: Mystic Pi BBS bcw142.zapto.org (21:1/145)