Martin Burnicki wrote: > Hal, > > Hal Murray wrote: > >>Is anybody in contact with the NTP folks a Suse? Maybe >>a comment should be added to their ntp.conf to remind >>people who add refclocks. > > > I think I've seen some mails/news from NTP folk at SUSE and I'll try to > contact them to see what can be done. With Yast ( the SuSE config/admin tool ) you usually do not touch the conf file. You select some servers, add options and select a server for initial clock setting. If you have an active firewall holes for ntp are "hacked" to measure.
uwe from the yast ntp client doc: YaST2 NTP client component specification Author: Jiri Srain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Features ======== - Set the servers to synchronize time from - Set the servers for initial system time setting before xntp is started - Set broadcast client to configure time via listening to network broadcasts - Set peers to synchronize multiple hosts one to each other - Set broadcasting addresses to broadcast time informatio to other hosts - Set local serial port radio clock Dialogs: ======== 1. Main dialog -------------- Must provide possibility to set if start/not start NTP daemon after system starts. Wnen possible (in future), then possibility to start "spec.txt" 159L, 4037C 1,1 Anfang _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
