Danny,
The data are returned using the rv command directed to the host
reporting the version. Generally, this is the local host, but it can be
retrieved from elsewhere.
Dave
Danny Mayer wrote:
David L. Mills wrote:
Brian,
I agree. The ntpq rv includes a banner what reveals the build time,
version and system and at least for Sun the modifier. As pointed out in
a reply to a private message, this is probably a sufficient signature
for our purposes.
I did a stupid thing for not asking for this information in the first
place. Newsreaders be advised, it would save much time and sweat if the
ntpq "version" and "processor" information is included with the query.
Dave,
Do you mean the version and processor of the server being queried not
not the version of ntpq being used? I assume you do. That can be done by
adding -c rv to the ntpq command line.
Danny
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