On Tue, 20 Aug 1996, Shaya Potter wrote:
Whenever I try to do a netdate to any site, I get a connection refused
error, I done both tcp and udp. Could it be because I am behind a firewall?
Very possibly.
The reason your system clock gains/looses time (one or the other, not
both) is that
Shaya Potter writes:
I just noticed that my linux box dosen't seem to be keeping correct
time. I tried running xntp to correct it, but it wouldn't work (does it
work behind firewalls?) Does anyone know of an efficient way to make my
linux box keep correct time?
If you don't want to go
: On Mon, 19 Aug 1996, Shaya Potter wrote:
Subject: Re: Not keeping correct time
:
: I just noticed that my linux box dosen't seem to be keeping correct
: time. I tried running xntp to correct it, but it wouldn't work (does
: it work behind firewalls?) Does anyone know of an efficient way
Hi,
I have these two lines in a script that cron runs nightly for root
netdate tcp hostname_of_a_timeserver
clock -u -w
clock is inteligent enough to correct systematic errors. The options for
this are controled in /etc/adjtime. The clock is adjusted everytime you
boot.
Shaya Potter [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Whenever I try to do a netdate to any site, I get a connection refused
error, I done both tcp and udp. Could it be because I am behind a firewall?
Don't know if this will help, but the xntp-docs says the following
about ntpdate:
-u
Direct
I just noticed that my linux box dosen't seem to be keeping correct
time. I tried running xntp to correct it, but it wouldn't work (does it
work behind firewalls?) Does anyone know of an efficient way to make my
linux box keep correct time?
Thanks
Shaya
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Shaya Potter
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Shaya Potter writes:
Shaya I just noticed that my linux box dosen't seem to be keeping correct
Shaya time.
File that under advantages of being IBM PC compatible :-)
Shaya Does anyone know of an efficient way to make my linux box keep
Shaya correct time?
I have these two lines in a
On Mon, 19 Aug 1996, Shaya Potter wrote:
I just noticed that my linux box dosen't seem to be keeping correct
time. I tried running xntp to correct it, but it wouldn't work (does it
work behind firewalls?) Does anyone know of an efficient way to make my
linux box keep correct time
noticed that my linux box dosen't seem to be keeping correct
time. I tried running xntp to correct it, but it wouldn't work (does it
work behind firewalls?) Does anyone know of an efficient way to make my
linux box keep correct time?
This is the script I use to keep my clock on time
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