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sntp

Simple Network Time Protocol client. toybox

On Linux, macOS

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Linux

from the toybox, 0BSD

Simple Network Time Protocol client. Query SERVER and display time.

sntp [-saSdDq] [-r SHIFT] [-mM[ADDRESS]] [-p PORT] [SERVER]
-p PORTUse PORT (default 123)
-sSet system clock suddenly
-aAdjust system clock gradually
-SServe time instead of querying (bind to SERVER address if specified)
-mWait for updates from multicast ADDRESS (RFC 4330 suggests 224.0.1.1)
-MMulticast server on ADDRESS (RFC 4330 suggests 224.0.1.1)
-tTTL (multicast only, default 1)
-dDaemonize (run in background re-querying)
-DDaemonize but stay in foreground: re-query time every 1000 seconds
-r SHIFTRetry shift (every 1<<SHIFT seconds)
-qQuiet (don't display time)

macOS

from tldr-pages, CC BY 4.0

A very Simple Network Time Protocol client program.

Query a specified SNTP server and display the time

sntp pool.ntp.orgIdentify

Synchronize the system clock with a specified SNTP server

sudo sntp -S pool.ntp.orgIdentify
-SServe time instead of querying (bind to SERVER address if specified) toybox

Enable debug logging

sntp -d pool.ntp.orgIdentify
-dDaemonize (run in background re-querying) toybox