__/ [ [H]omer ] on Wednesday 14 March 2007 20:37 \__
> Verily I say unto thee, that flyer spake thusly:
>> In article <gq9lc4-at1.ln1@xxxxxxxxxx>, spam@xxxxxxx says...
>>> Verily I say unto thee, that flyer spake thusly:
>>>> Or is it just me an my Martian clock?
>>> According to your Path:
>>>
>>> ~]# for time_server in time.supernews.com time.csufresno.edu
>>> time.csu.net time.berkeley.edu dns0.stanford.edu time.kjsl.com
>>> time.lafn.org time.o1.com; do ntpdate -q $time_server; done
>>>
>>> server 208.69.32.130, stratum 3, offset -0.051583, delay 0.16283
>>> 14 Mar 13:21:04 ntpdate[19294]: adjust time server 208.69.32.130 offset
>>> -0.051583 sec
>>> server 208.69.32.130, stratum 3, offset -0.059164, delay 0.15344
>>> 14 Mar 13:21:05 ntpdate[19296]: adjust time server 208.69.32.130 offset
>>> -0.059164 sec
>>> server 208.69.32.130, stratum 3, offset -0.039326, delay 0.18910
>>> 14 Mar 13:21:08 ntpdate[19297]: adjust time server 208.69.32.130 offset
>>> -0.039326 sec
>>> server 208.69.32.130, stratum 3, offset -0.066037, delay 0.13522
>>> 14 Mar 13:21:09 ntpdate[19299]: adjust time server 208.69.32.130 offset
>>> -0.066037 sec
>>> server 208.69.32.130, stratum 3, offset -0.065949, delay 0.13416
>>> 14 Mar 13:21:10 ntpdate[19300]: adjust time server 208.69.32.130 offset
>>> -0.065949 sec
>>> server 208.69.32.130, stratum 3, offset -0.065565, delay 0.13568
>>> 14 Mar 13:21:11 ntpdate[19301]: adjust time server 208.69.32.130 offset
>>> -0.065565 sec
>>> server 208.69.32.130, stratum 3, offset -0.065994, delay 0.13445
>>> 14 Mar 13:21:11 ntpdate[19302]: adjust time server 208.69.32.130 offset
>>> -0.065994 sec
>>> server 208.69.32.130, stratum 3, offset -0.065691, delay 0.13487
>>> 14 Mar 13:21:12 ntpdate[19303]: adjust time server 208.69.32.130 offset
>>> -0.065691 sec
>>>
>>> Looks OK to me.
>>>
>>> User-Agent: MicroPlanet-Gravity/2.70.2067
>>>
>>> Ah. Say no more.
>>>
>>
>> Seriously, is this a problem with my current Win or Gravity (or both)
>> news setup? Thanks.
>>
>
> Doubt very much It's MP-Gravity, more likely it's the infamous Windows
> DST problem. I wouldn't worry too much. Reboot into Linux and be happy.
DST glitches aside, I was once told (uk.comp.* IIRC) that Windows time
servers are dysfunctional as well.
Windows: for those who can afford to waste spare time (maintenance), or
rarely make it on time. FOr everything else, there's masterca... err...
GNU/Linux.
--
~~ Best wishes
Maths applied to numbers is like logic applied to statistics. Statistics are
lies.
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