A problem with network time
Posted: Nov 7th, '11, 03:31Hi,
I noticed today that though being online for the whole day the system did not switch to winter time, so I did it manually via KDE applet. But I have not found any option to make the system adjust the time automatically in the settings. Everything what is available is "Enable Network Time Protocol", so I do not know if the time servers or my system to blame
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In the list of processes right after loading the system there were 2 ntp daemons - one owned by ntp and the other from root. After some time the root-owned ntpd disappeared.
I'd appreciate if someone explains me what the may have caused the problem.
Thank you.
I noticed today that though being online for the whole day the system did not switch to winter time, so I did it manually via KDE applet. But I have not found any option to make the system adjust the time automatically in the settings. Everything what is available is "Enable Network Time Protocol", so I do not know if the time servers or my system to blame
.In the list of processes right after loading the system there were 2 ntp daemons - one owned by ntp and the other from root. After some time the root-owned ntpd disappeared.
I'd appreciate if someone explains me what the may have caused the problem.
Thank you.