
4 Feb
2005
4 Feb
'05
6:48 p.m.
On 2005-02-04, Ashley Yakeley
In article <42035F4E.6000104@imperial.ac.uk>, Keean Schupke
wrote: SO in effect what you are saying is that system time is likely to be neither TAI nor UTC (as hand setting a clock has a greater than 1 second error usually, a non-networked machine will never tell the right time (and even a stopped clock tells the right time twice a day!).
Can we make that assumption? There might be ways of keeping the clock accurate that don't involve TCP/IP.
Right. The NTP source code has plenty of other things that can by synced off of, including many fairly common GPS receivers, and radio clocks. -- Aaron Denney -><-