I wrote the SNTP client that I use.

It gets the current time from a time server and then does a CHGSYSVAL
to set the time.  (Is that the software or hardware clock?)
Of course, this means I can only set it to the nearest second...  good enough
for me.

It's been awhile since I've looked at it.... I don't know off the top of
my head if I can share it, I'd have to look it over.   Should I look?


On Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Chris Bipes wrote:
>
> How are you syncing to an NTP server.  The SNTP server in OS400 V5R1 does
> not set the hardware clock.  IBM does not provide a free NTP client to set
> the hardware clock. *(&)  Do you have an open source NTP client?  I do not
> want to learn this protocol and re-invent the wheel.  Any one out there
> willing to share any NTP client that sets the hardware clock?
>


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