Quote Originally Posted by Wibble
try ntpdate -v -v -v -s 210.48.107.133
or ntpdate -vvvs 210.48.107.133
if that works make the one you use ntpdate -s 210.48.107.133
FWIW on my system using the current (port37) OzTiVo ntpdate I get the following

Code:
[TiVo [p0] ~]# /bin/ntpdate -v -v -v -s 210.48.107.133
/bin/ntpdate: invalid option -- s
Our postcode is 06000. Found matching timezone Australia/Perth
Offset 28800 for timezone WST, daylight saving is 0
Connecting to time server 210.48.107.133
Setting the local time to Wed May 31 11:21:09 2006
gmtime gives    106/4/31 11:21:09  [3]
sending to clock 06/05/31 11:21:09  [3]
[TiVo [p0] ~]#
[TiVo [p0] ~]# /bin/ntpdate -vvvs 210.48.107.133
/bin/ntpdate: invalid option -- s
Our postcode is 06000. Found matching timezone Australia/Perth
Offset 28800 for timezone WST, daylight saving is 0
Connecting to time server 210.48.107.133
Setting the local time to Wed May 31 11:21:37 2006
gmtime gives    106/4/31 11:21:37  [3]
sending to clock 06/05/31 11:21:37  [3]
Which is the same result as just using a single verbose -v.

and the sum is:
[TiVo [p0] ~]# sum /bin/ntpdate
25904 59


Peter.