Re: [hylafax-users] Modem Initialization Question

[Bodo Meissner <bodo@xxxxxxxxx>]

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Am 15.07.2010 17:34, schrieb Greg Youngers:

> Since the CDR database and its timestamps are on a different server than
> HylaFAX, do you think the time between the two servers would be in sync
> enough to rely on if they use the same NTP source?

Hello Greg,

normally the clocks should be in sync, if the servers are running permanently.
If you switch off a server or stop ntpd for some time allowing the clocks do develop a difference it will take some time to re-synchronize the clocks.

To avoid possible clock differences you can do something on the DB server to get the time stamp from the same system clock.
You could run a program remotely to get the current time from the DB server or you could create a DB record (in a different table or DB) on the same server which will used for the time comparison after your waiting time.


Bodo
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