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#install ntp daemon (ntpd)
#install ntp daemon (ntpd)
sudo apt install ntp
sudo apt install ntp
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#restart service, force update
Force update now:
 
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sudo service ntp stop
sudo service ntp stop


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sudo ntpd -gq
sudo ntpd -gq


#start the service
sudo service ntp start
sudo service ntp start
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Check state and settings:


#check state and settings
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timedatectl
timedatectl
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Latest revision as of 20:21, 18 August 2017


timedatectl

#check state and settings
timedatectl

#turn sync on, it could take some minutes to sync
sudo timedatectl set-ntp true

Ubuntu upgrades to 14.04

Source:

An Ubuntu upgrade keeps the ntpdate configuration intact and timedatectl is turned on but not synchronizing. Since ntpdate is depreciated you can manually uninstall it and replace it with ntp.

#uninstall ntpdate
sudo apt-get autoremove ntpdate

#install ntp daemon (ntpd)
sudo apt install ntp

Force update now:

sudo service ntp stop

#correct the time regardless of the offset (g) and exit immediately (q)
sudo ntpd -gq

sudo service ntp start

Check state and settings:

timedatectl

See also

ntpdate (depreciated)

Source:

sudo ntpdate pool.ntp.org