Answer by atErik for How to keep Debian internal clock synchronized (with NTP...
For Debian GNU/Linux 10 (Buster), and next major versions:The systemd-timesyncd (aka: timesyncd, aka: SystemD-TimeSyncD) is a lighter-weight & simpler alternative of ntpd.View TimeSyncD NTP...
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Note that with systemd apparently a different infrastructure involving timedatectl is in place (the old method still works though), see what the Arch guys write about it:...
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Debian expects you to install ntp yourself if you want your clock synchronized. Pretty much all you should have to do is apt-get install ntp. The default install, without any tasks, is fairly minimal.I...
View ArticleHow to keep Debian internal clock synchronized (with NTP servers)?
I have a home server which runs an up to date Debian 7.5 (wheezy) installation.I just discovered that the server has its internal clock set to ± 3 minutes in the future.I knew that I could use NTP to...
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