Replacement for NTPdate (was: ntp won't set clock)

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Subject: Replacement for NTPdate (was: ntp won't set clock)
From: BjÃrn Persson <listor1.rombobeorn@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 13 May 2004 19:54:56 +0200
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Thomas Zehetbauer wrote:

ntpdate is deprecated; use ntpd -q instead

Can that be used to just query the server and print the time it returns without setting the clock and without root privileges? I haven't been able to find a way to make NTPD itself do this.

Björn Persson

References:
- clock.redhat.com question
  - From: Michael D. Setzer II
- Re: clock.redhat.com question
  - From: Markku Kolkka
- ntp won't set clock [Was clock.redhat.com question]
  - From: Steve Blackwell
- Re: ntp won't set clock [Was clock.redhat.com question]
  - From: Corné Beerse
- Re: ntp won't set clock [Was clock.redhat.com question]
  - From: Thomas Zehetbauer

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