[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The trouble is that the routers time gets screwed up, as it doesnt seem > to get updated when it is 'sleeping'. hence the uptime command is way, > way off, and worse yet, timestamps on the logs are not accurate either! > Looking through /etc/lrp.conf, I have seen a setting there for a date > server that would be connected to in order to get the correct time. Has > anyone used this? More importantly, can anyone list for me the date > servers that they use? I have not ever used one of these before, and am > in the Pacific Timezone. Also, what changes (if any) are required in > the firewall rules (i.e. are there ports that need to be opened for the > server(s) ????) > > Thanks for any replies!
Make a visit to Charles site: http://lrp.steinkuehler.net/files/kernels/zoneinfo/ and grab the zone that is closest to your own location. Maybe PST8PDT? Copy it over the /etc/localtime file on your E2B disk, don't forget to back it up. Two servers that haven't failed me yet are 132.163.4.101, 132.163.4.102 - they're the first and second time servers in Boulder, Colorado. Try issuing "rdate -s 132.163.4.101" in the console. If it worked your in business. Look in your /etc/crontab and just insert something like this: # m h dom mon dow user command 00 0,6,12,18 * * * root rdate -s 132.163.4.101 and it will sync your comp-clock every 6 hrs., round the clock. :) Now, Matt had a point about hibernation there... ;-) -- Patrick Benson Stockholm, Sweden _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
