However, I would like to hear the fix (if anyone knows of one).
Also, off topic, but my Pismo G3 always starts up with the hour wrong, when it is not online.
The minutes, date, and year are exact, and I'm PRETTY sure that I've got the
time zones correct...
Anyone have a solution?
-Felix
On 7-May-05, at 1:23 PM, Eric Dunbar wrote:
Hello, I've got a server that likes to loose 30 to 60 seconds each week. I'm trying to get ntpd working but haven't had much success.
I tried uncommenting the server line in /etc/ntp.conf and changing the URL to ntp2.cmc.ec.gc.ca before running ntpd from the command line and it doesn't do much.
I've now tried a very simple /etc/ntp.conf file: server ntp2.cmc.ec.gc.ca
As suggested by the ntp website and that doesn't work.
(I wait a few mintues, checking system time using 'date' and ntp activity with ntpstat)
However, if I run either ntpdate ntp2.cmc.ec.gc.ca
or
ntpd -qd
The date is updated to the correct time.
Should ntpd -q be run as a cron job? Seems a little strange for a daemon to run as a cron job.
Anyone have experience with ntpd?
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