[Info-vax] Leap second checking
    JF Mezei 
    jfmezei.spamnot at vaxination.ca
       
    Fri Jan  2 18:02:42 EST 2009
    
    
  
Michael Moroney wrote:
> I checked the logs in SYS$SPECIFIC:[TCPIP$NTP] and saw the update before 
> the leap second, my system clock was 13 milliseconds slow.  The one 
> immediately after showed my system clock was 990 milliseconds fast. 
Here is the relevant part from my log:
> 31 Dec 23:12:28 ntp[538968375]: offset: 0.058600 sec  freq: -2.370 ppm  poll: 1024 sec  error: 0.018790
>  1 Jan 00:13:20 ntp[538968375]: offset: 0.077759 sec  freq: 0.498 ppm  poll: 512 sec  error: 0.013220
What is the "freq" and "ppm" values ?
I don't see an obvious leap second in there.  Is it correct to state
that NTP did absolutely nothing to adjuyst the clock between those two
log entries ? Or would have more frequency contacts with the remote NTP
server and adjust the clock at greater frequency than log file entries ?
    
    
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