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Below is the more usual ‘long’ version of the ntpq man page (from a Mandriva system for this example). Much further explanation is given on “ntpq -p” output. ntpq(8) ntpq(8) NAME ntpq – standard NTP query program SYNOPSIS ntpq [-inp] [-c command] [host] […] DESCRIPTION The ntpq utility program is used to monitor NTP daemon . . . → Read More: man ntpq (long version) Using “man 8 ntpq” on a Gentoo system, you get the more useful ‘long’ version of the ntpq man page as shown below, as opposed to the Gentoo system man 1 ntpq ‘brief’ version. Confusingly further, it still shows “ntpq(1)”! Much further explanation is given on “ntpq -p” output. ntpq(1) ntpq(1) NAME ntpq – standard . . . → Read More: man ntpq (Gentoo long version) A possible nominee for “Freeman of Nottingham City”?…
D & S Sea Food charming in The Bell An often seen regular around the city centre, as seen during the Fat Cats social 15/06/2011, 47-years in the job and still going strong! . . . → Read More: D&S Sea Food NLUG Robin Tux Welcome to NLUG This is a new website, further posts/pages/contributions welcomed! For further details about the group and how to join our maillist, please see “About NLUG”. Check on the maillist and here for this month’s events. We are a very informal group and regularly meet twice a month or . . . → Read More: Hello world! |
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