David L. Mills wrote:
Note the prefix of your log messages. It is not possible for the kernel to simulate that. I conclude the source has been changed. I have no problem at all with that, but the only way I can be completely confident with help is with the unabridged version that leaves here.
Dave, The prefix on log messages comes strictly from the name of the executable (and its PID), not from the bits within it. It is used to show the source of the message. The version is shown in the log at the time (x)ntpd starts: 20 Jul 17:40:44 xntpd[764]: ntpd 4.0.98a Wed Oct 16 17:36:24 EDT 2002 To the best of my knowledge, all versions of (x)ntpd announce their actual versions in this way. None of this has anything to do with the original question, of course, which was, essentially, "Why do my clocks that have no fixed reference not keep accurate time?". -Tom _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
