2005/8/18, roger_cortesi <>:
> But this seems like a bit of hack, anyone have any ideas on a better
> way? (like making ntpdate set the time no matter what the difference is?)
I had the same problem. I've tried nearly every option allowed by
ntpdate, but none seemed to work. I've heard (not really sure) that
this behaviour is a bug in (older versions of) ntpdate. You can try to
upgrade to a newest version, although I guess your hack is not so bad:
I've done something similar. After (successfully) adjusting time, the
ntpdate script calls date and saves current time to a file. The same
script restores the date from that file before calling ntpdate.
Regards,
Adriano
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