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tlsdated - secure parasitic rdate replacement daemon tlsdated [-wprlsvh] \ [-t <n>] \ [-d <n>] \ [-T <n>] \ [-D <n>] \ [-c /path/to ] \ [-a seconds ] \ [--] \ [commands to be passed to tlsdate] tlsdated is a daemon that runs tlsdate. It must be run as root or otherwise have the proper caps; it will not be able to set the system time without running as root or another privileged user. don't set hwclock dry run (don't really set time) use stdin instead of netlink for routes try up to n times if unsuccessful to synchronize the time delay n seconds between tries give subprocess n chances to exit delay n seconds between wait attempts set the cache directory run at most every n seconds in steady state don't load disk timestamps don't save disk timestamp add up to n seconds of jitter to steady-state fetches be verbose be extra verbose (debugging) do not use DBus if supported print help message use alternate config file override the proxy supplied to sources in the config file arguments to be passed to tlsdate at launch time It's likely! Let us know by contacting jacob@appelbaum.net Note that tlsdate(8) is in Beta, and may not work as expected. Jacob Appelbaum <jacob at appelbaum dot net> tlsdate(1), tlsdate-helper(1), tlsdated.conf(5)