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Re: [leafnode-list] Re: fetchnews error: check_date
On 13 Mar 2003 10:52:36 +0100, clemens fischer wrote
> Alex Berger <alex.berger@xxxxxx>:
>
> >> check_date: news.atnet.at: clocks of upstream and this computer are
> >> more than 10 minutes apart. Check your system clock.
>
> i can only give you a hint about the clock: on a unix system, you
> can simply use
>
> ntpdate -us -t 123 193.67.79.202 194.97.4.214 \
> ntp0.freenet.de ntp1.freenet.de ||
> logger "$0 $@ exits $?: ntpdate"
>
> try to find good sources to replace the IPs and server names. many
> universities run NTP (network time protocol) servers anybody may
> access. you'd need to do this only once every few hours. and don't
> forget to check your motherboards battery! it keeps not only your
> quartz running, but some boards forget all about their disks if that
> battery fails.
I have this in /etc/cron.daily/time_set to keep display and hardware clock in
sync once a day:
#!/bin/sh
# set the hardware clock every day to avoid the problem of
# a hard shutdown messing up the time beyond what ntp can fix
# easily. Drop this in /etc/cron.daily
/usr/sbin/ntpdate -vs otc1.psu.edu ntp0.cornell.edu time.nist.gov clock.sgi.com
/usr/sbin/setclock
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