Leandro Pfleger de Aguiar wrote:
SureI can understand this. But what the phrase "ntpdate does not discipline the host clock frequency as does ntpd" means, once both ntpd and ntpdate use adjtime()? I know ntpdate use this function when offset <128ms, so why i cannot to say that ntpdate discipline the host clock frequency ? Just because ntpdate synchronize and exits ? Tanks again ! Leandro P.
ntpd disciplines the clock frequency continuously. ntpdate makes a temporary adjustment of the clock frequency to correct the time. Once the clock has been set or slewed to the correct time, ntpdate does nothing more.
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