Re: taiclockd without clockspeed (no NTP source available) ?

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On Wed, Oct 19, 2005 at 01:24:48PM +0200, Marco Molteni wrote:
> Hi,
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> let's say I have a network with no access to an external time source,
> (no access to NTP at all) so I cannot use sntpclock.
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> Let's also say that I don't care about the absolute time (be it UTC or
> TAI), I just care that all my nodes in the network have the same
> relative time, so that I can correlate events happening on different
> nodes between them.
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> I am thinking of choosing one of the nodes as master, and run taiclockd
> on it, and have all the others node be clients with taiclock.
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> My question is: where do I run clockspeed? I assume on all the clients
> but on the master it would be useless. Am I correct?
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> thanks
> marco

hi Marco, take a look at http://morettoni.net/clockspeed.html (italian
page), there you can find all info you need!

the config is simple:
into the master machine you run taiclockd, and into the clients just run
taiclock!

bye!

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