timed problems?
Ed Anselmo
Anselmo-Ed at cs.yale.edu
Sat May 26 01:43:10 AEST 1990
Me> You don't have to run ntpd on all the workstations. You can do
Me> something like
Me> 0 * * * * sleep `expr $$ % 60`;/usr/local/etc/ntp -s -f ntpd-host1 ntp-host2
Me> out of cron to keep the workstation clocks in sync with the machines
Me> running ntpd.
Proving that I am a true wannabe pseudo-wizard. You have to escape
the '%' with a backslash, lest cron treat it as a newline. No wonder
my clocks were drifting.
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Ed Anselmo anselmo-ed at cs.yale.edu {harvard,decvax}!yale!anselmo-ed
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