tests: use --faked-system-time on whonix instead of date -s - #116
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Changing system time for the key generation time is unreliable - it's possible that sdwdate will change it back in the meantime. To avoid dealing with time drift between frontend and backend, generate key with timestamp in the past using gpg2 --faked-system-time instead.
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Changing system time for the key generation time is unreliable - it's
possible that sdwdate will change it back in the meantime. To avoid
dealing with time drift between frontend and backend, generate key with
timestamp in the past using gpg2 --faked-system-time instead.