Testing, testing

[SimonMac]

Simple, just hash out the ntp line from /etc/rc.tcpip and add some timeservers to /etc/ntp.conf, sort out ur drifts and skews if u need 'em, 'ntpdate yourtimeserver' to start it off then 'startsrc -s xntpd' and watch it with 'ntpq -p'.

Simples!

I was gonna use the time stamp at the bottom of the page and keep pressing F5 while looking at your watch, but sure, your idea is good too

[mudskipper]

latency?

[stek]

Selenium - Web Browser Automation

Hardest part would be syncing up your computers time to the server, but that is easy enough

#JustSaying

Simple, just hash out the ntp line from /etc/rc.tcpip and add some timeservers to /etc/ntp.conf, sort out ur drifts and skews if u need 'em, 'ntpdate yourtimeserver' to start it off then 'startsrc -s xntpd' and watch it with 'ntpq -p'.

Simples!

[SimonMac]

Selenium - Web Browser Automation

Hardest part would be syncing up your computers time to the server, but that is easy enough

#JustSaying

[mudskipper]

WIS

[MarillionFan]

Ok, seem to be about 4 seconds off and I need to change timezones back.

Nothing to see here, move along please.

[MarillionFan]

This automatic post was generated on 27-Dec-2012 @ 13:04:50