tir, 2003-03-11 kl. 02:58 skrev melissa davis:
> I had a similar difficulty with KDE. Here are some things you can try: > - set the hardware time to UTC and tell KDE the hardware clock is > UTC. That worked on a couple of my systems. > > - best thing is in a terminal, su to root, and issue %hostname%# > /usr/sbin/netdate "timeserver". For time server, list the DNS name or > IP address of a Stratum clock close to you. Stratum One servers that > are open to boot time Stratum One hardware sets for Linux include: > 192.4.41.40 (tic.navy.mil - but use the IP address), 192.5.41.41 > (tock.navy.mil), and Tick.gpsclock.com (use the DNS name because the IP > addresses change. This presumes that your system has 'netdate', mine doesn't - I use 'rdate' each time I log on to the Internet, use my ISP's timeserver.. All of what follows is brilliant for those permanently connected to the Internet, useless for laptop/notebook people. xntpd is a utility designed to slew clocks gradually over hours, not to step them. Best, Tony -- > - then set up xntp with the files in /etc (hostname# touch > /etc/ntp.conf /etc.ntp.keys /etc/ntp.drift /var/log/ntp). Locate two or > three nearby Stratum 2 servers and do the very simple configurations. > the documentation at the following URL will give you a hand on it. > Enable xntp in your start-ups (Conrol Center|Run Level) and have it > start at init 3 and 5. http://www.ntp-zeit.de/index_en.htm. It's > really a snap and will actually discipline your hardware clock with > small traffic in the background when your are on-line. > > Be a good netizen and don't use a Stratum One server. They discipline > Stratum Two Servers. You don't need to be that accurate, at least not > on a laptop function. a Stratum 2 will give you 1*10^-10 variance, good > enough for an OC-48 link. > > Now if the good folk at Evolution would let us have a header file as > well as a signature, we could tell the MicroScheiss users that we are on > GMT and not to spam us with emails that our emails are arriving five > hours before they are sent (because we are GMT). > > if you have any trouble, I will send you copies of my config files. > > melissa > > > _______________________________________________ > evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution -- Tony Earnshaw And they allowed Apollonius to ask questions; and he asked them of what they thought the cosmos was composed; but they replied ... e-post: [EMAIL PROTECTED] www: http://www.billy.demon.nl _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
