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Subject: Setting time and date via ntp.
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Nicholas J. Dear writes:

 > What software can I use via crontab to periodically set the date to that provided 
 > by an NTP server?  We use netdate on Linux, but was wondering if there is 
 > something similar for FreeBSD?

	Why don't you run xntpd?

-jav


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