Suggested clockspeed/taiclockd invocation at boot

I'm hoping to find an effective and easy solution by which I can cause 
my servers to snyc their clocks against a master taiclockd server on the 
LAN at startup. Preferably, this would be something that runs through 
daemontools' /service setup, if possible.

Would the proper method be to just start 'clockspeed &' through my 
system startup script? This is assuming I have followed the steps given 
in INSTALL that comes in the distribution.

The problem I'm facing is this: following the directions in INSTALL, I 
have to feed clockspeed a series of adjustments involving a process up 
to several months in length, for high accuracy. Upon system reboot, am I 
going to have to start this process over again?

I've read Frank Tegtmeyer's document on the matter, but I'm not 
convinced I like the idea of all the different scripts, conf file, etc.

TIA for suggestions.

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