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How to tell if system time is "trustworthy", eg, if ntp successfully synchronized time since startup and how long since it did.



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  • Long story, I am reading barcode-readers using raspberry pi and syncing their rtc while at it. But if RPi was shut down for long and haven't had internet after start, its time will be off and I don't want such bad time to copy onto my readers.

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How to tell if system time is "trustworthy", eg, if ntp successfully synchronized time since startup and how long since it did.



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  • Long story, I am reading barcode-readers using raspberry pi and syncing their rtc while at it. But if RPi was shut down for long and haven't had internet after start, its time will be off and I don't want such bad time to copy onto my readers.

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How to tell if system time is "trustworthy", eg, if ntp successfully synchronized time since startup and how long since it did.



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  • Long story, I am reading barcode-readers using raspberry pi and syncing their rtc while at it. But if RPi was shut down for long and haven't had internet after start, its time will be off and I don't want such bad time to copy onto my readers.

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  • Long story, I am reading barcode-readers using raspberry pi and syncing their rtc while at it. But if RPi was shut down for long and haven't had internet after start, its time will be off and I don't want such bad time to copy onto my readers.

    – David162795
    3 mins ago

















Long story, I am reading barcode-readers using raspberry pi and syncing their rtc while at it. But if RPi was shut down for long and haven't had internet after start, its time will be off and I don't want such bad time to copy onto my readers.

– David162795
3 mins ago





Long story, I am reading barcode-readers using raspberry pi and syncing their rtc while at it. But if RPi was shut down for long and haven't had internet after start, its time will be off and I don't want such bad time to copy onto my readers.

– David162795
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