ntpd on Red Hat

[Derek Atkins]

Yea..  ntpd will refuse to adjust your clock if it's too far gone when
it starts.  The fix is to run ntpdate before running ntpd.  Red Hat
does this automatically if you populate /etc/sysconfig/<something>
with the list of hosts to try at startup.  See /etc/rc.d/init.d/ntp
for more information.

-derek

Frank Ramsay <fjr at marsdome.myip.org> writes:

> I had this problem for a while, my issue was the clock was too far off and 
> ntpd refused to reset the time.  I don't know if this is your problem or not, 
> but setting the time manually seemed to get ntpd running.
> 
> -fjr
> 
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