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Anyone have experience with dst_sync on Unixware 7?
We had a problem with one of our servers adjusting two hours ahead for
daylight savings time instead of one. Apparently what happened was
that it first sync'd with a national time server (as all of our
servers do) and then dst_sync adjusted it another hour. Apparently
what I need to do is figure out how to disable dst_sync.
I have somewhat limited experience with Unix (and especially Unixware)
and have found virtually no online documentation for dst_sync, so any
pointers on how to do this (or where to look to find docs) would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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Uli Link #2 Re: Anyone have experience with dst_sync on Unixware 7?
zenshade wrote:
dst_sync changes the timezone offset in seconds in /stand/boot.>
> We had a problem with one of our servers adjusting two hours ahead for
> daylight savings time instead of one. Apparently what happened was
> that it first sync'd with a national time server (as all of our
> servers do) and then dst_sync adjusted it another hour. Apparently
> what I need to do is figure out how to disable dst_sync.
>
> I have somewhat limited experience with Unix (and especially Unixware)
> and have found virtually no online documentation for dst_sync, so any
> pointers on how to do this (or where to look to find docs) would be
> greatly appreciated. Thanks.
this can be done manually too.
The problem is usually that because of the too large offset, the machine
does not syncronize to the given ntp server.
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zenshade #3 Re: Anyone have experience with dst_sync on Unixware 7?
> dst_sync changes the timezone offset in seconds in /stand/boot.
Forgive me for seeming terribly ignorant of these matters, but how> this can be done manually too.
>
> The problem is usually that because of the too large offset, the machine
> does not syncronize to the given ntp server.
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does one check which ntp server is being used?
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Uli Link #4 Re: Anyone have experience with dst_sync on Unixware 7?
ntpq then on the "ntpq>" prompt type "lpeer".>
> Forgive me for seeming terribly ignorant of these matters, but how
> does one check which ntp server is being used?
or "xntpdc" and then "sysinfo".
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