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On Tuesday 18 March 2003 08:14 am, Andy Arbon wrote: |
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> Thanks for the advice. This still isn't really what I was after. I want |
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> a really lightweight way of making sure that my machines are in |
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> reasonable sync, but I'm not really worried about it enough to want to |
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> have another daemon process hanging around looking after the time. |
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Try merging net-misc/rdate, and just put rdate in your root crontab. rdate |
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works fine if you don't need microsecond accuracy ... |
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# rdate -s <whatever timeserver you use> |
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Also look into using 'hwclock --systohc' as well. The man pages have all |
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the info you will need. |
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Cheers, |
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Dylan Carlson |
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