the ntp stuff in lm now is the ntp4 release whereas xntpd uses ntp3 (4 should be backwards compatible with 3), in normal usage the only difference is that, as bill says, you need to have /etc/init.d./ntpd running and not as before, ..../xntpd, to all usual intents and purposes, a rename, clients running xntpd have no problem syncing with a server running ntpd and vice versa
bascule On Sunday 02 Dec 2001 7:40 am, you wrote: > I just went back and installed xntp3 on the server and life is good. I > have no idea why xntp3 stopped being bundled and was replaced with, what > IMHO, is an inferior ntp package. Can anyone shed some light on this? > >
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