-On [20050414 08:52], Joerg Sonnenberger (joerg@britannica.bec.de) wrote:
>Which keeps the question why the initial correction did not happen.
>You have been using -s? Did it report any error?
As we discussed on IRC, no it did not report any error.
To be honest, I watched the offset only increase over the time I had ntpd
-sd running.
As soon as I had run ntpdate and started ntpd again with -sd the offsets
were +/- 0.000xx values.
Oh by the way, ntpd does not like, if it is running, that ntpdate sets the
clock. A bug? ntpd totally stopped synching after I did a one time sync
with ntpdate while ntpd was running.
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