> Eh?? Then what is one to make of the code in timer.c that add
> leapseconds? It seems to be controlled by the adjtime() system call.
>
> Sure looks like it sets the system clock (xtime) ahead or back by a
> second at midnight if the flag is set to do so.
Yes it supports that - but since nobody runs the system clock in GMT it
should never be getting set by any caller. At least as far as I can see
from the code in glibc any glibc using system should never have xntpd
set the flag
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