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04-26-2001 07:35 AM
04-26-2001 07:35 AM
is there a third party tool, which can adjust the clock within a given range of hours, to avoid a jumping time ?
I think of a command like
"loose 20 min within the next 6 hours"
or
"win 50 min within the next two days"
Volker
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04-26-2001 07:40 AM
04-26-2001 07:40 AM
Re: How to set system clock smoothly
Manoj
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04-26-2001 07:41 AM
04-26-2001 07:41 AM
Re: How to set system clock smoothly
With 11.x, 'date [-a [-]sss[.fff]]' will do the adjustment backwards or forwards in the fashion you asked.
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04-26-2001 07:44 AM
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Re: How to set system clock smoothly
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04-26-2001 07:49 AM
04-26-2001 07:49 AM
Re: How to set system clock smoothly
James: unfortunately I need this on 10.20, but I never noticed this extension for 11.0, Thanks!
MANJO, vincento: I think NTP would be a bit oversized in this case. The environment is simply two servers, I can let one follow the other with a remsh-script. But the leading machine is drifting at about 3 Minutes a month.
I do not like to setup NTP for this.
Thanks
Volker
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04-26-2001 07:54 AM
04-26-2001 07:54 AM
Re: How to set system clock smoothly
Take a look at the links I cited in this thread:
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,1150,0xd3f6a12d6d27d5118fef0090279cd0f9,00.html
'ntp' is quite easy to setup and with an external clock will keep both your servers nailed.
Regards!
...JRF...
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04-26-2001 11:36 PM
04-26-2001 11:36 PM
Re: How to set system clock smoothly
i had a similar problem some time ago. Do a search on this forum. I think the thread was something like "slowing system clock down". Andreas Voss posted a small C-Programm (adjusttime.c) which did exactly what i needed.
Seems to me that this small programm could solve your poblem also.
Hope this helps. Stefan
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04-27-2001 12:50 AM