Cyrille37 wrote: > Hello, > I'm a bit lose to get a good system for setting computer's clock. > After asking about clockspeed vs ntpd, I choose ntpd. > > But it seems to exists several ntpd implementation. > for example the Debian packages contains openntpd (OpenBSD NTP daemon) > which has not many configuration options, like no drift file ... > I've found ntpd in the BSD System Manager's Manual, which has a full > set of options. > > Please, is there one reference for NTPD daemon which I can install on > my Linux box ? > > My need are simple : > - getting only one computer which ask time to stratum 2 servers and > then serves the time to my others computers. > - not asking to much to stratum 2 servers by computing the time drift > of the server's clock. > > Thanks for help. >
There is a reference implementation of nptd available from ntp.org! Open ntpd is a different (and competing) product which is not supported here. The reference implementation from ntp.org requires that you have a C compiler (gcc will do the job). If you have gcc (and gmake) installed, you can do: ./configure make wait for a while and you're done. You may need to move the ntpd executable to wherever your O/S keeps executables (/bin, /usr/bin, /opt, . . . .) There is a lot of documentation, advice, etc, available at ntp.org. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
