Ok, but then the question is. How/why did this happen? Did ntpdate not get called when I first installed package ntp? (Years ago), and my clock has been always out of sync and drifting I did just notice? (possible) or did the clock get out of sync when I turned off the machine for a couple of weeks because I was on vacation? (also possible). Should ntpdate be set to run by default on boot when installing package ntp?
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