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From: Andrzej Bialecki <abial@korin.warman.org.pl>
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Subject: timed vs. NTP
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Hi,

I just stumbled across a certain problem: I must use a kind of NTP 
between a few FBSD machines (one of them has horribly unstable clock :-(
So I thought the timed would be good for this. But it seems the timed 
works only on the same LAN, and my machines are connected through 
Internet (several routers between).
Well, I looked for a port of NTP daemon in /ports, but there is none. 
Could someone suggest me a way to solve this (I'm prepared even to some 
hacking of timed code, if need be...)?

TIA

Andy.

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