Does any know of a reason that the local CPU clock would jump forward 1 hour? We are running as a NTP client and the clocks are in sync with the NTP server. This has run fine for some time. Now, for some unknown reason, the clock jumps forward 1 hour. The NTP server is ok. All the other NTP clients, that sync to the same server, are showing the correct time. So I know that it is not the NTP server that is at fault. When I look at the peerstats file, it shows the clocks in sync, then it the logs show that the time is out of sync by 1 hour. I believe that NTP will not re-sync back to the NTP server because the clocks now differ by more than 10 minutes(sanity checks). This leaves my UNIX machine with the clock running free.
I am trying to take over support duties for someone else. I am just beginning to learn UNIX. Any help on the above issue would be great. Thanks. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
