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Dan Langille wrote:
> 
> I just found these in my /var/log/messages.  I can't find anything in the archives
> and man pages which explains it.  Anyone?

	Use the source luke. :)

> Jun 30 12:11:04 ns xntpd[108]: offset 0.029058 freq 120.943 poll 7
> Jun 30 12:16:33 ns xntpd[108]: system event 3 status 46f4
> Jun 30 12:16:43 ns xntpd[108]: system event 4 status 46f3
> Jun 30 12:19:45 ns xntpd[108]: system event 3 status 6f4

	Start: 'grep -iR /usr/src/usr.sbin/xntpd/*'


	End: event 3 is a clock sychronization change, event 4 is a stratum change
for a peer. 

	Getting from start to end is left up to the reader. If it's any comfort,
finding this answer is non-trivial, but it's a good exercise.

Good luck,

Doug


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