Harlan Stenn wrote: >>>> In article <[email protected]>, "David J >>>> Taylor" <[email protected]> >>>> writes: > > David> Thanks for that, Dave. It's a pity that a change available in > 2003 David> hadn't made it into my 2005 download! > > This is why I started the NTP Forum, to develop the resources needed > to get releases out sooner and significantly improve the level of > support for NTP. > > Become a member of the NTP Forum.
I applied and heard nothing. > Get companies you work with/for to become members. I applied and heard nothing. As a single-man company, I cannot spare funds, I'm afraid. > Volunteer to write code for the project. I don't do "C". I have already wriiten an NTP monitoring program, and shown how MRTG can be used to monitor NTP on a routine basis. I spent some time trying to get NTP to compile on my system, using both the Microsoft tools and some free compilers, but I could never get it to sompile and link. > Volunteer to improve the documentation on the support website. I submitted a number of bug reports. > There are probably other ways, too. Be imaginative. Be helpful. Harlan, It may not be intended this way, but you are hitting on the wrong person here. I have tried to do a lot to get NTP accepted within the Windows community and worked with those who develop the software. David _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ntp.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
