Hal Murray wrote:
In article <mpg.2d16dc26c99a8af7989...@aioe.org>,
DaveB <spam.g...@nowhere.com> writes:
But, I don't know, nor can find out where the newly built newer version
ntpd was placed, so I can change that variable above.
So... Where is it likely to have been put? Or how do I find out?
You could run "make install" again, and watch the printout to see
where it put stuff.
You could try something like "locate ntpd | grep usr"
(That's guessing that it's someplace in usr.)
The locate database only gets updated weekly, but "man locate"
will tell you how to update it right-now.
You could try "find /usr -name ntpd"
I don't have FreeBSD running just now but on NetBSD:
$ whereis ntpd
/usr/sbin/ntpd
/usr/local/bin/ntpd
David
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