<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">Could you please explain what you do with hwclock, because this is a tool to set the hardware clock (thats what hwclock stays for).</font>
<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I'm not really sure how to sync continuously with a time server using hwclock.</font>
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Having wrestled with this same beast, I discovered that <br>
using hwclock after ntpd starts running will cause ntpd to <br>
stop operating. Rebooting cures this until hwclock is again used,<br>
This might not be related to your problem but it was to mine.<br>
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>>> ltrotter@ajusd.org 04/20/04 10:00AM >>><br>
I am having the same problem with ntpd. I have tried to sync to different <br>
servers with no luck. This is my main dns server that all other servers <br>
sync to, I hope someone finds something. Thanks <br>
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On Tue, 20 Apr 2004 09:06:38 +0200, Frank.Humpohl wrote<br>
> Hello their,<br>
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> I've a problem to sync the time at a RH Enterprise 3 Server with a <br>
> timeserver in ouir network (also RH Enterprise 3) continuously.<br>
> What happens is, that when I start up the system it syncs with the <br>
> timeserver given by ntp.conf. While running the system no timesync<br>
> will be made till the next restart. <br>
> How can I say ntpd to look for the time continuously?<br>
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> Please leave my friend in copy<br>
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> Regards<br>
> Frank<br>
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