[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm writing a function to print out the current time in NTP format. Is
> there anywhere where I can see the current time in this format so I can
> compare it with my own output. If not, would someone mind providing me
> with a valid NTP timestamp for today.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Barry.
Is this what you are looking for?
clock=c841ec32.354e1181 Mon, Jun 19 2006 20:38:26.208
This is part of the ntpq rv return info. Suprised me that it has the
local
TZ (PDT -7) applied to the ascii date/time, so current UTC is Tues,
03:38 hours.
Details on the timestamp can be found in RFC 1305, and in the main
documentation.
Its seconds and fraction of seconds since 1-jan-1900.
Roger
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