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How to replace ntpdate
Hi there,
Hi have a group of computers + a server (all debians) connected to each other on a LAN. For some reasons that I've not decided and that I can't change, the computers cannot connect to the net. Moreover, the server has no ntp service. Though, I need to find a way of setting all computers clocks synchronised. I don't need a great precision but less than 10 seconds would be fair. Is it totally insane to just launch the following command every week in a cron? Is there a better solution? Code:
date -s "$(ssh someuser@server "date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'")" Santiago |
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