🚀 go-pugleaf

You might as well turn off and forget time service in Turnpike if you
are using NT - it just doesn't work (doesn't set the clock, even if it
says it has), at least this will stop the error messages :-)

My apologies if things are different with TP 3.0x, but this was
certainly the case with 1.11 and 1.12.

Try using a service like Tardis - available from ftp.demon.co.uk, ISTR,
and readily available from the 'net.  It runs as an NT service and
silently and unobtrusively sets your clock at predetermined intervals.
It is shareware and costs about a fiver - I really must register mine.


In article <S9y$gCAdYRJzEwsv@soliton.demon.co.uk>, Ian Cargill
<ian@soliton.demon.co.uk> writes
>I have just upgraded to NT4.  Everything went well except now, when I
>try to connect to Demon with Turnpike, I get a 'Timeserver not replying'
>message.  I do get on occassionally, but mostly it fails.  (Hence
>sending this from my laptop :-( )

-- 
Peter Scales