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2009-09-05
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#12
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Originally Posted by jgombos
AFAIK there aren't scheduling options, it will just keep the time synchronized.
That man page doesn't give scheduling options. Where do I find the scheduling configuration?
From the project goals page
Current NTP daemons are complex and difficult to configure and/or have questionable licenses.
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Our goal is to make NTP ubiquitous by providing a free simple implementation that is secure and easy to configure.
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Try to "Just Work" in the background.
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2009-09-05
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#13
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Originally Posted by lorelei
The openbsd portable version doesn't have an rdate (edit: or ntpdate) command. You just invoke the daemon with the -s option and it will adjust the time at start-up, then it will adjust it while it is running.
The reason being that rdate changes the date/time immediately, whereas ntpdate will drift the clock gently until the correct date/time has been reached (for a delta t not too large), in order to not break some software that doesn't like having the time change abruptly.
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2011-02-20
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#14
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Here's the package for Maemo 5:
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/openntpd/
or:
sudo gainroot
apt-get install openntpd
ntpd -s
http://maemo.org/downloads/product/Maemo5/openntpd/
or:
sudo gainroot
apt-get install openntpd
ntpd -s
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2011-02-20
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i use ntpdate from http://home.mminternet.com/delaroca/index.html/
works nicely from the commandline.
works nicely from the commandline.
The reason being that rdate changes the date/time immediately, whereas ntpdate will drift the clock gently until the correct date/time has been reached (for a delta t not too large), in order to not break some software that doesn't like having the time change abruptly.