Messages in this thread | | | Subject | Re: Setting the date and time | Date | Sat, 09 Oct 1999 22:14:45 -0700 | From | Stephen Williams <> |
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mhw@wittsend.com said: > Xntpd keeps the system in sync by adjusting the clock and maintaining > information on it's rate of drift. This may not be so good if you are > on a dialup system, however.
xntp includes ntpdate, which is similar to date but uses xntp servers. When I was dialup, I used ntpdate to resync my clock with a cron job and I got a good compromise of accurate time (including rate) and low re-dial rates. Twice a day may well be enough to keep pretty good time.
BTW this is on an alpha.
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