Re: Setting linux time from a time server

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From: Bob Hauck
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 1997 00:00

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In article <5b3t6i$ccf@clarion.carno.net.au>,
	mih@anu.edu.au (Martin Hofmann) writes:
> In article <5b3jp4$4d@garcia.efn.org>,
> 	davidw@efn.org (David Welton) writes:
>> I include this line in the file /etc/ppp/ip-up
>> 
>> rdate cesium.clock.org

> You can also use the program netdate to get and set the time from

And you might want to ask your ISP if he has a local time server
that customers can use.  Works faster, less load on sites like 
"cesium.clock.org".

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 Bob Hauck                                        bobh@wasatch.com
 Wasatch Communications Group               http://www.wasatch.com

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