[Solved] Delaying the clock Salix 13.1

[LucianoFonseca]

My English very bad, I'm having trouble with the clock it always slows down? I tried to configure more ntpd does not work.

[Antid Oto]

Hi Luciano. In Salix Menu > System, find the system clock aplication (Reloj de Sistema, in spanish). Push the "sync now" button (Sincronizar ahora) until the time is corrected automatically via ntp. Test until the time appears correctly. It may take a while. Regards.

PD: You don't need the option of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) in the case of a desktop computer.

[LucianoFonseca]

Thanks, I'll try to see if it works here. Most use the time in Brazil rs
After talking it worked

[LucianoFonseca]

I tried but is not automatic,

[thenktor]

You have to set the checkbox "Sync the time over the internet". The other settings will gray out then. After you have done that, wait a minute and then enter the command "ntpq -pn" as root in a terminal and post the output here.

[Antid Oto]

Hi thenktor. From this post I had a doubt similar to Luciano: I type "ntpq -pn". What means the following output?

"No association ID's returned"

However, the NTP daemon starts with each session (by default with salix). The internet connection is fine. I suppose that the clock should be updated automatically. Only when I update clock by GTkclocksetup (with "Synchronize the time over the internet") the output is:

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     remote           refid      st t when poll reach   delay   offset  jitter
==============================================================================
 187.49.33.11    146.164.48.5     2 u   57   64    3  413.485  -10.561   5.089
 190.3.69.242    200.11.116.1     3 u   95   64    2  126.711    2.418   0.001
 201.84.224.135  200.144.121.33   3 u   55   64    3  104.648    8.182   2.036
 200.160.7.193   .GPS.            1 u   55   64    3  115.070   -1.161  10.421

Well, maybe I uncheck "Synchronize the time over the internet" and I update the clock whit "Sync now" directly. Theoretically, Salix will remember the current system clock for next session.

[thenktor]

Hi thenktor. From this post I had a doubt similar to Luciano: I type "ntpq -pn". What means the following output?

"No association ID's returned"

This means that the ntpd has lost the server connections. I don't really know why this happens. Probably some network problems?

EDIT: Maybe your network comes up to late. Perhaps we can tweak something in the init scripts...

[LucianoFonseca]

Before going to configure it in System clock

root[luciano]# ntpq -pn
No association ID's returned

Once configured

root[luciano]# ntpq -pn
remote refid st t when poll reach delay offset jitter
==============================================================================
200.189.40.8 200.20.186.76 2 u 1 64 1 28.657 3708.68 0.001
200.160.7.186 .ONBR. 1 u - 64 1 16.516 3712.51 0.001
200.144.121.33 .INIT. 16 u - 64 0 0.000 0.000 0.001

most always have to go and configure it
even selected the "keep clocks synchronized"

[gapan]

I have updated the sysvinit-scripts package to start ntpd after wicd is started. So hopefully if you upgrade with slapt-get/gslapt and reboot, ntpd will work right from start.

[LucianoFonseca]

It did not work, manual configuration now or else he accepts, I now have to kill the ntpd and call to manually configure.