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On Thu, 15 Jan 2004, Kevin Geiss wrote: |
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> when you ran ntp, did you tell it some servers to use? you want to find around |
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> 4 or 5 stratum 2 time servers to use. |
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> check out this thread for more detail: |
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> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=124278&highlight=ntp |
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> ntp only posts in its log when it actually adjusts the clock. |
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> you can also run 'ntpq -p' to see what it's doing. it will list the time |
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> servers you put in the ntp.conf file, and it will put '+' and '*' in front of |
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> the ones it is using to adjust the local clock. |
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> when you run /etc/init.d/ntpd start, it will run ntpdate once using the |
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> servers you specify in /etc/conf.d/ntp-client to set the clock once, then it |
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> will start the ntp daemon to keep it correct after that. |
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> you can't run ntpdate while ntpd is running. |
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Yeah I already figured all of that stuff out. My ntp servers are fine, |
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config files are fine, I've tried ntpq -p and it reports everything just |
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fine. ntp-client just uses ntpdate at startup, doesn't it? |
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I just talked to someone else who had the same problem though. I'm trying |
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a 2.6 kernel, supposedly that will fix this problem. |
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