NTP Pub key auth (WAS: Re: [PLUG] ntp isn't keeping the clock accurate)

[Wil Cooley]

On Fri, 2003-04-11 at 11:00, Paul Heinlein wrote:

> > Note that /usr/sbin does not appear to be in my path, so I have to
> > enter the ./ to make it run. I'm logged into X as a user, but I su'd
> > to root for this check.
> 
> Typically, you don't need to be root to run ntpdc.

One of the non-typical cases being if you've set up pub-key
authentication.   Has anyone actually spent the time reading through the
docs to figure out how to do this?  It's been far to the bottom of my
TODO list for a while.  It seems like the sort of things that's
straightforward once you find a step-by-step tutorial, rather than a
reference.

Wil
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