Riccardo wrote: > What do you think about usage of 'ntpd -qd' command or 'ntpd' daemon > for synchronization for client ? > What differences ?
'ntpd -q' runs for a short time and exits. It sets the time once, and then goes away. It does nothing for long-term synchronization. There used to be a very small reason to consider setting the time before running ntpd, but I forgot what that reason was. If you care about time run ntpd, and at boot-time it should be given the -g flag. There are some other choices as well, and I recommend reading about the command-line options. H _______________________________________________ questions mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/questions
