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<font face="Century Gothic">Just remember that there may be ntp
exploits around ... for the paranoid amongst us less ports (ntp=123?)
in use always seems more attractive.<br>
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However ntp 4.0 appears to us crypto which should help.<br>
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'course the FBI can crack that with their Crays :0)><br>
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Julian Hall wrote:
<blockquote cite="mid4199F2D7.7020205@kaotic.co.uk" type="cite">Neil
Jones wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">Hi folks,
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The system clock on my desktop has been loosing time for a while but it
has recently become ridicululous. I corrected it on Sunday and today It
is still showing sunday's date!
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Is this a cmos battery problem or something?
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Everything else seems to work fine.
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Is there some way of synchonising the computer to a time source on the
net?
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Hi Neil,
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Probably a dicky battery. However if you have webmin installed, one of
the options is to synchronise with a remote time server on boot.
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Kind regards,
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Julian
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