Mike,
>> However, the more I read the more I think I should just put a
ntpdate script in cron.daily. I do not want to be a server, just sync
my server on a regular basis. Maybe ntpd is overkill? <<
Don't know about overkill. <g>
But, on several machines, I have a 2 line script in /etc/cron.daily like
this:
ntpdate ntp0.cornell.edu
setclock
On boxes that run 24/7, this generally adjusts time by 5-15 seconds each
day. For my uses, that's not an issue. YMMV.
You'd probably be well advised to replace ntp0.cornell.edu with a time
server close to you.
Best,
Cliff
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