"Richard B. Gilbert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >Maarten Wiltink wrote: >> "David Woolley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message >> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >>>Danny Mayer wrote: >> >> >>>>We supply neither an ntp.conf file nor a startup file so this comment >>>>makes no sense. This kind of thing belongs in the Support wiki which ><snip> >> >> ISTM there are two things that would go into a default ntp.conf to be >> supplied by the current NTP developer effort: servers, and a drift file. >> >> For the drift file, I suspect the Filesystem Standard (whatever it's >> called these days) defines some place where it might usefully be put. ><snip>
>File System Standard? What's that?? Unix tends to put things in more >or less standard places but it's not guaranteed that system A's file >system or directory naming will be compatible with system B. Once you that is why there is a proposed file system standard. Log files in /var/log/ntp say. Drift file in /etc/ntp.drift config file in /etc/ntp.conf >get out of the Unix-Linux arena nothing is guaranteed. Windows has its >own way of doing things. MacIntosh? It's Unix or Unix-like but I'm not >really familiar with it; I have had maybe two hours of Mac experience in >the last twentyfive years! OpenVMS has its own way, not compatible with >anything else of course. Can AIX read UFS or ZFS? Can Solaris read >whatever AIX uses? Sorry-- what has the filesystem got to do with anything? _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
