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From: drich@dialogic.com (Dan Rich)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.admin
Subject: Re: syncronizing clocks on workstations
Message-ID: <1991Jun05.185748.1739@dialogic.com>
Date: 5 Jun 91 18:57:48 GMT
References: <988@sunpix.East.Sun.COM> <1991Jun4.162324.28837@cs.utk.edu>
Organization: Dialogic Corporation
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In article <988@sunpix.East.Sun.COM>, jlf@galaxy.East.Sun.COM (John "Do The Bartman" Furlani) writes:
>>
>Hands down, then best way to synchronize clocks over a network is to use
>NTP (Network Time Protocol).

I won't argue with that, but has anyone managed to port it to System
V?  I started trying to compile it, but didn't have any luck.  I even
wrote a version of settimeofday() for USG, but haven't been able to find 
all of the system defines.


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