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> On 03-Aug-2001 Hippo Man wrote:
> > I'm having a problem using `ntpdate' under 7.1, [ ... ]
> >
> > [ ... ]
>
> I had the same trouble. To debug it I tried running ntpdate with
> -v -d. When I did that, it synch'ed the time fine. When I removed
> it, I get the no server found message. Go figure. Anyway, it seems
> to work, but it just seems to make the logs rather verbose:
>
> [ ... ]
Thanks for your suggestion. I have run this both with and without
the `-v' and the `-u' options, in all possible combinations. In all
cases I get the problem that I described.
I'm not sure about this and I can't check from here at work, but
I believe that the `-d' flag causes the command not to set your time,
and only to list what it *would* do. Are you sure that your time is
actually getting set when you use `-d'?
As for my problem, I'm hoping that it has to do with ipchains, as
I mentioned in my earlier message.
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