AW: AW: [cobalt-users] Planned execution of a script on a RAQ - AT not there ?

["Florian Arzberger" <arzberger@xxxxxxxxxx>]

hm, after looking into it i think the raq uses a daily cron for updating the
time, although i don't entirely get what's happening there
(/etc/cron.daily/ntpdate.auto).

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Betreff: Re: AW: [cobalt-users] Planned execution of a script on a RAQ - AT
not there ?

Generally yes, but I have seen times when it did not start.  Plus the GUI
only allows for one (1) time server - and I have four in-house which I use
for all my "other" servers.  These four sync to national level (stratum 1 or
stratum
2) servers, then all my in-house and customer servers sync to them.

Generally you can run "chkconfig --list" from a root prompt and see what is
listed for xntpd.  Should be 345 "on" if set to run, then a ps fax | grep
ntp should show the process.  "xntpdc -p" will show what servers are sync'd
and their status.