Creating an NTP server with a cheap clock Harald Schmalzbauer wrote this article back in December. I’ve been both busy and slack so I haven’t done anything with his article until today. Harald mentioned that this information probably will not be useful to those outside of Europe. Harald wrote: There are lots of cheap DCF77 …
PPP filters – stop xntpd from keeping the connection alive This article was submitted by Jim Mutter without prompting from me. Many thanks to Jim for writing up his experiences and sending them in. Cheers. The problem Jim uses Userland PPP to connect to his ISP. He also runs xntpd to keep the time on …
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Time synchronization – xntpd This article shows you how to ensure the clock on your computer is kept synchronized. It originally dealt only with xntpd, but this is also applicable to ntpd. See also NTP in the FreeBSD Handbook. Details for 5.x were added on 15 July 2004. 2 August 1998 Late last night I …
Daylight saving time – how time is stored, how to change it see also Time synchronization – xntpd The why Today at 2am, the time in New Zealand went ahead one hour. Spring is not far away! I also noticed that my daily and weekly reports were not run as normal. This led to …
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Time synchronization – xntpd This article shows you how to ensure the clock on your computer is kept synchronized. It originally dealt only with xntpd, but this is also applicable to ntpd. See also NTP in the FreeBSD Handbook. Details for 5.x were added on 15 July 2004. 2 August 1998 Late last night I …
Time synchronization – xntpd This article shows you how to ensure the clock on your computer is kept synchronized. It originally dealt only with xntpd, but this is also applicable to ntpd. See also NTP in the FreeBSD Handbook. Details for 5.x were added on 15 July 2004. 2 August 1998 Late last night I …