Did you notice that the system clock on your Ubuntu server is wrong? On a production server this might not happen, but on a staging server (or on a WSL instance) the date/time can dift. Here’s how to fix it:
First, ask your server what time it is (so you can have a baseline)
$ date
Thu Mar 4 12:30:02 PST 2021
If that seems wrong, you’ll want to run ntpdate…but first make sure it’s installed:
$ sudo apt install ntpdate
Next, run the command to update the time
$ sudo ntpdate time.nist.gov
# 5 Mar 10:58:20 ntpdate[11619]: step time server 132.163.97.3 offset 80783.696700 sec
Wow, I was off by over 80,000 seconds, which is 1,346 minutes or 22.4 hours!
Now that it’s been fixed, let’s check the date/time again:
$ date
Fri Mar 5 10:58:26 PST 2021
Perfect!