Re: [system-tools] Synchronize Time with Internet Servers

Jaap Haitsma a écrit :
> Jose Carlos Garcia Sogo wrote:
> 
>> El dom, 09-01-2005 a las 22:08 +0100, Jaap Haitsma escribió:
>>
>>>
>>> I get a dialog box saying NTP support is not running. What should I 
>>> run in order to get this to work? (I'm running Debian sid).
>>
>>  You have to install ntp package. (it is suggested by gnome-system-tools
>> Debian package, if you are using it)
> 
> 
> You actually need ntp-simple installed.
> 
>>
>>  If you want to adjust the time every time you boot (you need to have
>> access to a ntp server at that time), you want the ntpdate package.
>>
> 
> So if I understand you correctly system-tools only uses the time server 
> whenever you launch time-admin??
> 

hi,

the ntpdate package will allow time to be set at boot time /if you have 
  network access at this time/

the ntp-simple package provides the ntpd daemon, which will periodically 
  synchronize your computer clock with an internet server.
it is this daemon that you configure when you use time-admin, so the 
time is *not* set at this moment, only configuration options for ntpd 
(mainly the ntp server to use).

Fred.