On Friday 12 July 2002 06:42 am, you wrote:
> ntp is to do with syncing time, there are two ways to use it, everynow and
> then you can run:
Thanks very much, I'll give your suggestions a try and see what happens.
Applogies that I posted this same question another time or two, it didn't
show u
ntp is to do with syncing time, there are two ways to use it, everynow and
then you can run:
$ntpdate timeserver
which will connect to the specified timeserver and sync your system time
with that of the timeserver, the other way is to run ntp or its earlier
incarnation xntp as a daemon, this w
Last night I somehow lost my printer setup. I booted off the install cd to
reinstall it. When the install got to the summary showing the keyboard,
moust, printer, and time setting, I clicked ok. I then got an error:
output in file /mnt/etc/ntp/step-tickers failed. no such file are directory.
