Linux client 'timediff'
list Colin Coe
Hi all Apologies if I'm missing the obvious but is there a Linux client equivalent to the 'timediff' test for Windows clients? I'm using the client and server RPMs from terabithia. Thanks CC
list Thomas Eckert
Hi Colin,
this would be the `CLOCK {max-diff} [color]`-statement in `analysis.cfg`.
The differing time is reported in the `cpu`-column (side-note: it seems the even if a separate `uptime`-column is used the timed is still reported in `cpu`). If `color` is omitted it defaults to yellow.
All the best
Thomas
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On 29 Oct 2015, at 07:31, Colin Coe <user-5b250cd7a540@xymon.invalid> wrote: Hi all Apologies if I'm missing the obvious but is there a Linux client equivalent to the 'timediff' test for Windows clients? I'm using the client and server RPMs from terabithia. Thanks CC
list Colin Coe
Many thanks for this. CC --- Sent from my Nexus 5
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On Oct 29, 2015 5:54 PM, "Thomas Eckert" <user-2a86d6cd6326@xymon.invalid> wrote:
Hi Colin, this would be the `CLOCK {max-diff} [color]`-statement in `analysis.cfg`. The differing time is reported in the `cpu`-column (side-note: it seems the even if a separate `uptime`-column is used the timed is still reported in `cpu`). If `color` is omitted it defaults to yellow. All the best ThomasOn 29 Oct 2015, at 07:31, Colin Coe <user-5b250cd7a540@xymon.invalid> wrote: Hi all Apologies if I'm missing the obvious but is there a Linux client equivalent to the 'timediff' test for Windows clients? I'm using the client and server RPMs from terabithia. Thanks CC