Open NTPD - Example

Example

OpenNTPD gradually adjusts the system clock, as seen here in the example output of OpenNTPD running on a 64-bit Arch Linux system,

# more /var/log/daemon.log | grep ntp | grep adjusting | tail -20 Aug 4 02:58:21 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -2.134620s Aug 4 03:02:38 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.983869s Aug 4 03:06:53 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.884521s Aug 4 03:08:28 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.819296s Aug 4 03:12:46 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.712934s Aug 4 03:15:48 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.607747s Aug 4 03:19:31 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.535188s Aug 4 03:21:05 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.439628s Aug 4 03:24:56 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.376086s Aug 4 03:29:12 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.271529s Aug 4 03:32:20 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.162333s Aug 4 03:36:08 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -1.023899s Aug 4 03:40:02 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -0.902637s Aug 4 03:43:43 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -0.789431s Aug 4 03:47:35 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -0.679320s Aug 4 03:50:45 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -0.605858s Aug 4 03:53:31 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -0.529821s Aug 4 03:56:33 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -0.429573s Aug 4 03:59:46 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -0.312575s Aug 4 04:03:14 nikolai ntpd: adjusting local clock by -0.232646s #

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