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Mac Time Client/Server
The University of Melbourne
djh@munnari.OZ.AU
January, 1993
version 1.4
The tardis/Timelord package allows the Macintosh time
to be set over an AppleTalk network from a Macintosh or
UNIX/CAP based time server.
Notice
Copyright (c) 1993, The University of Melbourne.
All Rights Reserved.
tardis/Timelord may NOT be publicly redistributed (for example
via anonymous FTP), sold, or the source used for any other
purpose without the permission of the copyright owner.
This software is supplied "as is" without express or implied
warranty.
Installation
To set your Macintosh time, copy the "tardis" Chooser
extension into the "System Folder" (or "Extensions" folder).
Open the Chooser, select the "tardis" ICON and a time server
name, click on the "Set Time" button or press the RETURN key.
To have the time reset periodically, click on the "Settings..."
button, check the checkbox and move the slider to the time of
day that the Macintosh should reset the time from the server.
The scale is measured in 5 minute intervals. Selecting a time
just before you would normally expect to be starting to use
your Macintosh is recommended.
To act as a time server, copy the "Timelord" control panel
into the "System Folder" (or directly into the "Control Panels"
folder) and reboot. Provision of service may be temporarily
suspended by opening the "Timelord" control panel and setting
the "Disabled" button. NB: Advertising your services as a
time server carries the responsibility of ensuring that your
Macintosh time is normally reasonably accurate.
The UNIX/CAP Timelord server can be compiled with 'make',
installed into /usr/local/cap and run with options listed in
the timelord.1l manual entry. The server code assumes that
the Columbia AppleTalk Package is installed.
Changes from previous versions
tardis 1.6
Rewritten network code.
New color and small icons.
INIT/DRVR code does not load if SHIFT key down.
Ability to set the time once per day at a specified time.
Won't beep at startup on a roving non-networked powerbook.
timelord 1.4
Rewritten network code.
New color and small icons.
INIT/DRVR code does not load if SHIFT key down.
If error at boot, Timelord does not appear in doorway.
Log file can be in System Folder or Preferences folder.
To use the new icons, rebuild the DeskTop by holding down the
Option and Command keys when rebooting. To see the new tardis
icon in the Chooser, hold down the Option and Command keys when
opening the Chooser or delete the old version of tardis, open
and close the Chooser, then copy the new tardis to the System
Folder and open the Chooser.
Updates via anonymous FTP from munnari.OZ.AU
mac/timelord.1.4.shar.Zdjh@munnari.OZ.AU
To set your Macintosh time, copy the "tardis" Chooser extension into the "System Folder" (or "Extensions" folder). Open the Chooser, select the "tardis" ICON and a time server name, click on the "Set Time" button or press the RETURN key. To have the time reset periodically, click on the "Settings..." button, check the checkbox and move the slider to the time of day that the Macintosh should reset the time from the server.
The scale is measured in 5 minute intervals. Selecting a time just before you would normally expect to be starting to use your Macintosh is recommended.
The UNIX/CAP Timelord server can be compiled with 'make', installed into /usr/local/cap and run with options listed in the timelord.1l manual entry. The server code assumes that the Columbia AppleTalk Package is installed.
