Hello
On 28.03.2012 22:09, AlbyVA wrote:
O yes... Daddy likes. :)
[godzilla] ./test-time
16:08:18.987,
16:08:19.991,
16:08:20.996,
16:08:22.001,
16:08:23.007,
^C
As you can see in your own output, you still have the problem,
that depending on the run time of the processes in the loop, you
may miss a second. This could also be the leap second. :)
Do something like this, which has been mention already here from
Daniel Norton (on one line, the relevant part is doing the loop
240 times and only half a second sleep):
for i in `seq 0 240` ; do ntptime | awk '/time d3/ {print $3"
"$4" "$5" "$6" "$7}' | sed 's/,$//' ; sleep 0.5 ; done
This will give you the following output:
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:44.355
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:44.865
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:45.380
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:45.894
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:46.415
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:46.925
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:47.453
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:47.980
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:48.503
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:49.027
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:49.548
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:50.064
Wed, Mar 28 2012 23:50:50.597
^C
Most seconds will be displayed twice, but at least you won't miss
any single one at all.
bye
Fabian
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