ste-fan,
Glad to see someone else is, again, trying to get this resolved.
I think, though that any solution involving ntpdate is dead-on-arrival, since
ntpdate is no longer developed upstream and is deprecated in favor of
"ntpd -g -q".
As to Jan's objection to running an NTP daemon on a DHCP cli
​​​Hi there,
since this issue really bugged me as well (why generate tons of public NTP
traffic if you have a server in-house?! [1]) I proudly present my
/etc/default/ntpdate:
https://gist.github.com/ste-fan/7b9b5bcf6656f59c280f [2]
I tried to clean Jan's "one"-liner up a bit. Basically it sti
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