As I'm sure you know, there's actually two different things going on:
ntpdate and ntpd...check for a file called ntpdate. On my debian system,
the ntpdate file is at least in /etc/init.d/ntpdate. That's where you
set where you want it to look. I believe that ntp.conf is only for the
daemon, which keeps things sync'ed..
HTH
Russell
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>From: "Mikes work account" <mrock@stewartsigns.com>
>To: <slug@nks.net>
>Subject: [SLUG] NTP
>Date: Mon, May 14, 2001, 16:27
>
>
> I have my Linux box pointing to our firewall to sync its time using NTP.
> For some reason it is looking for the localhost.localdomain instead of the
> firewall. I have the server set as the firewall ip address in the ntp.conf
> file, and it still looks for the localhost.localdomain,,,??
>
> Ideas??
>
> Michael C. Rock
>
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