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Hello everyone, |
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I'm trying to synchronize the system time with the help of rdate |
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(openNTPD is on the list in case of failure). I have one problem, |
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though: I connect to the Internet through a proxy server. I have set |
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up the necessary environment, but I doubt that rdate listens to it: |
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localhost init.d # env | grep -i proxy |
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http_proxy=proxy.address.dom:port |
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ftp_proxy=proxy.address.dom:port |
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rsync_proxy=proxy.address.dom:port |
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https_proxy=proxy.address.dom:port |
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localhost init.d # rdate pool.ntp.org |
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rdate: couldn't connect to host pool.ntp.org: Connection refused |
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Please advise on how to correctly specify the proxy server in the NTP |
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server address. I am wondering if there is a syntax similar to |
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proxy.address.dom:port@××××××××.org. Alternatively, how can I make |
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rdate honour the proxy settings? |
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Regards, |
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Liviu |
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