[LON-CAPA-admin] Upgrade issues (FC3)

[Lars Jensen]

Hi Guy,

Guy Albertelli II wrote:
>>2) When I started up the system it was set to some date in 2001. I
>>   changed the system clock to the correct date and time with ntpdate.
>>   Then I used hwclock to synchronize the hardware clock. Next, to see
>>   if ntpd works properly, I manually set the systemclock back by a half a
>>   minute, and started ntpd. The strange thing I see is that after a
>>   little while, the hardware clock has adjusted to the systemclock
>>   so that both system- and hardware clocks are now off by a half a minute.
>>   I guess that ntpd is not working...
> 
> 
> Odd.
> 

I found out that this problem goes away when I disable the built-in 
fedora firewall. I use the "setup" command to configure the firewall - I 
guess I need to add the ntp port (123). Should I add it as ntp:tcp or 
ntp:udp ?

Lars.