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From: rushpc![e-mail] (John Rushford)
Newsgroups: comp.sources.unix
Subject: v26i081: nisttime - Set the system clock to the NIST master clock, Part01/01
Date: 27 Dec 1992 23:22:57 GMT
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Submitted-By: rushpc![e-mail] (John Rushford)
Posting-Number: Volume 26, Issue 81
Archive-Name: nisttime/part01

Saw settime.c from John Walker in comp.unix.sources for a SPARC II.
Attached is a program similar to settime.c however, it is written
for System V Release 3.  This shell archive includes a manual page
and a Makefile.  Just unbundle this archive using "sh".  You must
be logged in as root to 'make install' this program.

John Rushford
rushpc![e-mail]

[ moderator's extract of the included man page...

NAME
     nisttime - Set the system clock to the NIST master clock
     usnotime - Set the system clock to the USNO master clock

SYNOPSIS
     nisttime [ -sv ]
     usnotime [ -sv ]

DESCRIPTION
     This program calls a master clock reference and compares the
     system clock with the reference. nisttime calls the National
     Institute of Standards and Technology's master clock in
     Boulder Colorado, [phone] @ 1200 baud.  usnotime
     calls the U.S. Naval Observatory master clock in Washington
     DC, [phone] @ 1200 baud.

  --vix ]

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X MANIFEST                   1    This shipping list
X Makefile                   1
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X nisttime.c                 1
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X# Makefile for 'nisttime' and 'usnotime'
X#
X# Log in as 'root' and type 'make install'
X#
X
DESTROOT =
DESTPATH = $(DESTROOT)/usr/local
DESTBIN = $(DESTPATH)/bin
DESTMAN = $(DESTPATH)/man
X
CFLAGS= -O
LDFLAGS= -s
X
all: nisttime
X
install: nisttime
X    cp nisttime $(DESTBIN)/nisttime
X    chown uucp $(DESTBIN)/nisttime
X    chgrp uucp $(DESTBIN)/nisttime
X    chmod 4111 $(DESTBIN)/nisttime
X    ln $(DESTBIN)/nisttime $(DESTBIN)/usnotime
X
install.man: nisttime.1
X    cp nisttime.1 $(DESTMAN)/man1/nisttime.1
X    echo .so $(DESTMAN)/man1/nisttime.1 >$(DESTMAN)/man1/usnotime.1
X
clean:; rm -f *.o *.CKP *.BAK *~ a.out core nisttime
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Saw settime.c from John Walker in comp.unix.sources for a SPARC II.
Attached is a program similar to settime.c however, it is written
for System V Release 3.  This shell archive includes a manual page
and a Makefile.  Just unbundle this archive using "sh".  You must
be logged in as root to 'make install' this program.
X
John Rushford
rushpc![e-mail]
X
X[ moderator's extract of the included man page...
X
NAME
X     nisttime - Set the system clock to the NIST master clock
X     usnotime - Set the system clock to the USNO master clock
X
SYNOPSIS
X     nisttime [ -sv ]
X     usnotime [ -sv ]
X
DESCRIPTION
X     This program calls a master clock reference and compares the
X     system clock with the reference. nisttime calls the National
X     Institute of Standards and Technology's master clock in
X     Boulder Colorado, [phone] @ 1200 baud.  usnotime
X     calls the U.S. Naval Observatory master clock in Washington
X     DC, [phone] @ 1200 baud.
X
X  --vix ]
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X.TH NISTTIME 1
X.UC 4
X.SH NAME
nisttime \- Set the system clock to the NIST master clock
usnotime \- Set the system clock to the USNO master clock
X.SH SYNOPSIS
X.B nisttime
X[
X.B \-sv
X]
X.br
X.B usnotime
X[
X.B \-sv
X]
X.SH DESCRIPTION
This program calls a master clock reference and compares the
system clock with the reference.
X.B
nisttime
calls the National Institute of Standards and Technology's
master clock in Boulder Colorado, [phone] @ 1200 baud.
X.B
usnotime
calls the U.S. Naval Observatory master clock in Washington DC,
X(202) 653-0351 @ 1200 baud.
X.SH OPTIONS
X.TP 10
X.B \-s
The system clock will be reset to the time of the called master clock.
Only root may use this option.
X.TP 10
X.B \-v
The program will print to stdout all data received from the master
clock time service.
X.SH NOTE
UNIX System V. Release 3 using BNU UUCP.  Requires entries in the
UUCP Systems file for
X.B nisttime
and
X.B usnotime:
X.PP
nisttime Never ACU 1200 13034944774
X.br
usnotime Never ACU 1200 12026530351
X.PP
This program should be owned by 'uucp' and set to mode O'4111.
X.B nisttime
and
X.B usnotime
should be linked.
X.SH FILES
X/usr/lib/uucp/Devices
X.br
X/usr/lib/uucp/Dialcodes
X.br
X/usr/lib/uucp/Dialers
X.br
X/usr/lib/uucp/Systems
X.SH AUTHOR
X   John J. Rushford
X.br
X   Phone:  [phone]
X.br
X   Usenet: rushpc![e-mail]
END_OF_FILE
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X/*
X**    NAME
X**        nisttime - set the system clock to the NIST master clock.
X**        usnotime - set the system clock to the USNO master clock.
X**
X**    SYNOPSIS
X**        nisttime [-sv]
X**        usnotime [-sv]
X**
X**    DESCRIPTION
X**        This  program calls a master  clock reference  and compares the
X**        system clock  with the reference.  nisttime calls  the National
X**        Institute of Standards and Technology's master clock in Boulder
X**        Colorado, [phone] @ 1200  baud.  usnotime calls the U.S.
X**        Naval Observatory master clock in Washington DC, [phone]
X**        @ 1200 baud.
X**
X**        If the -s option is used, the system clock is reset to the time
X**        of the called master clock.   Only root may use the  -s option.
X**        If the -v  option is used,  the program will  print to 'stdout'
X**        all data received from the master clock time service.
X**
X**    NOTE
X**        UNIX System  V. Release 3 using BNU UUCP.  Requires  entries in
X**        the UUCP Systems file for 'nisttime' and 'usnotime':
X**
X**             nisttime Never ACU 1200 13034944774
X**             usnotime Never ACU 1200 12026530351
X**
X**        This program should be owned by 'uucp'  and set to mode O'4111.
X**        nisttime and usnotime should be linked.
X**
X**    FILES
X**        /usr/lib/uucp/Devices
X**        /usr/lib/uucp/Dialcodes
X**        /usr/lib/uucp/Dialers
X**        /usr/lib/uucp/Systems
X**
X**    COMPILE AND INSTALLATION
X**        cc -s -O nisttime.c -o /usr/bin/nisttime
X**        chown uucp /usr/bin/nisttime
X**        chgrp uucp /usr/bin/nisttime
X**        ln /usr/bin/nisttime /usr/bin/usnotime
X**        chmod 4111 /usr/bin/nisttime
X**
X**    PROGRAMMER
X**        John J. Rushford
X**        [phone]
X**        rushpc![e-mail]
X*/
X
static char Sccsid[] = "@(#)rushpc![e-mail]:nisttime.c 2.7, 11 Mar 1992";
X
X#include <dial.h>
X#include <errno.h>
X#include <stdio.h>
X#include <string.h>
X#include <sys/types.h>
X#include <time.h>
X
X#define BAUD          1200         /* modem speed */
X#define EPOCH         40587        /* MJD for Jan 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT */
X#define HOUR          (60 * 60)    /* seconds in an hour */
X#define LINE          80           /* input line buffer size */
X#define NIST_SYSNAME  "nisttime"   /* system name for NIST */
X#define OTMA          '*'          /* nominal on-time mark for USNO & NIST */
X#define OTMB          '#'          /* on-time mark after delay compensation */
X#define ONEDAY        (HOUR * 24)  /* seconds in a day */
X#define USNO_SYSNAME  "usnotime"   /* system name for Naval Observatory */
X
X/* scanf(3S) format strings: */
X#define NISTFMT "%d%*s%2d%*[:]%2d%*[:]%2d"  /* for nisttime */
X#define USNOFMT "%d%*d%2d%2d%2d"            /* for usnotime */
X
X/* output message macros: */
X#define CLKERR(a)     (void)fprintf(stderr, \
X                     "%s: cannot set the clock, difference > one day.\n", a)
X#define CLKSET(a)     (void)fprintf(stdout,"%s: reset the system clock.\n", a)
X#define DATAERR(a)    (void)fprintf(stderr,"%s: received invalid data.\n", a)
X#define DELTA(a,b,c)  (void)fprintf(stdout, \
X                     "%s: the system clock is %ld second(s) %s.\n", a, b, c)
X#define DIALERR(a,b)  (void)fprintf(stderr, "%s: %s.\n", a, b)
X#define ONTIME(a)     (void)fprintf(stdout, \
X                     "%s: the system clock is on time.\n", a)
X#define SETERR(a)     (void)fprintf(stderr, \
X                     "%s: only root may set the system clock.\n", a)
X#define USAGE(a)      (void)fprintf(stderr, "Usage: %s [-sv]\n", a)
X
X#ifndef __STDC__
X   typedef enum    boolean { B_FALSE, B_TRUE } boolean_t;
X#endif    /* __STDC__ */
X
X/* dial(3C) error messages indexed by translated error return code: */
static char *error_msg[13] = {
X   "interrupt occured",
X   "dialer hung, no return from write",
X   "no answer, caller script failed",
X   "illegal baud-rate",
X   "acu problem, open() failure",
X   "line problem, open() failure",
X   "can't open Devices file",
X   "requested device not available",
X   "requested device not known",
X   "no device available at requested baud rate",
X   "no device known at requested baud rate",
X   "requested speed does not match",
X   "system not known and/or can't read Systems file"
X};
X
X/* returns a pointer to the base name component of the path name: */
static char *
X#ifndef __STDC__
basename(pathname)
char *pathname;
X#else
basename(char *pathname)
X#endif
X{
X   char *Basename;    /* pointer to resulting basename */
X
X   if ((Basename = strrchr(pathname, '/')) == NULL)
X    Basename = pathname;    /* not a path name*/
X   else Basename++;    /* move past last slash in the path name */
X
X   return Basename;
X}
X
X/* returns the number of seconds since 00:00:00 GMT on January 1, 1970 */
static time_t
X#ifndef __STDC__
Since1970(Julian, Hour, Min, Sec)
int Julian, Hour, Min, Sec;
X#else
Since1970(int Julian, int Hour, int Min, int Sec)
X#endif
X{
X   int no_days = 0;    /* days since January 1, 1970 */
X
X   no_days = Julian - EPOCH;
X   return ((no_days * ONEDAY) + (Hour * HOUR) + (Min * 60) + Sec);
X}
X
X#ifndef __STDC__
main(argc, argv)
int argc;
char **argv;
X#else
main(int argc, char **argv)
X#endif
X{
X   boolean_t      clkset   = B_FALSE,  /* clock was reset flag */
X           complete = B_FALSE,  /* call complete flag */
X           errflag  = B_FALSE,  /* invalid option flag */
X           no_data  = B_FALSE,  /* invalid time data flag */
X           sflag    = B_FALSE,  /* reset the system clock flag */
X           usnoflag = B_FALSE,  /* U.S Naval Observatory flag */
X           vflag    = B_FALSE;  /* verbose output flag */
X   CALL           call;                /* dial structure */
X   char           line[LINE],          /* input line storage buffer */
X           *prog;               /* base name of this program */
X   FILE           *modem_rfp;          /* stream pointer to modem */
X   int            c,                   /* option character */
X           Hour     = 0,        /* hours (00 - 23) */
X           lineno   = 0,        /* number of received input lines */
X           Min      = 0,        /* minutes (00 - 59) */
X           Mjd      = 0,        /* modified julian Date */
X           modem_fd,            /* dial(3C) file descriptor */
X           Sample   = 0,        /* number of USNO Samples */
X           Sec      = 0,        /* seconds (00 - 60) */
X           getopt(),            /* getopt(3C) */
X           stime();             /* stime(2) */
X   extern int     optind;              /* index of next argument */
X   struct termio  la;                  /* termio table */
X   time_t         delta    = 0,        /* diff. between sysclk & timbuf */
X           sysclk,              /* seconds since the epoch */
X           timbuf;              /* seconds since the epoch */
X   unsigned short getuid();            /* getuid(2) */
X   void           exit();              /* exit(2) */
X
X   /* initialize the termio structure */
X   la.c_iflag = (0 | IGNBRK | IGNPAR | IXON | IXOFF);
X   la.c_oflag = 0;
X   la.c_cflag = (0 | B1200 | CS8 | CREAD | HUPCL);
X   la.c_lflag = (0 | ICANON | ECHO | ECHONL);
X
X   /* initialize the call structure */
X   call.attr  = &la;
X   call.baud  = -1;
X   call.speed = BAUD;
X   call.telno = NIST_SYSNAME;    /* call the NIST, default */
X
X   /* get the program base name: */
X   prog = basename(argv[0]);
X
X   /* process command-line arguments: */
X   while ((c = getopt(argc, argv, "sv")) != EOF) {
X    switch(c) {
X        case 's': /* request to set the system clock */
X              if (getuid() == 0) sflag = B_TRUE;
X              else {
X              SETERR(prog);
X              errflag = B_TRUE;
X                     }
X                     break;
X           case 'v': /* request for verbose output */
X              vflag = B_TRUE;
X              break;
X           case '?': /* unknown request */
X              errflag = B_TRUE;
X              break;
X       }  /* end of switch statement */
X   }  /* end of while loop */
X
X   /* exit on command line errors: */
X   if (argc > optind || errflag) {
X    USAGE(prog);
X    exit(1);
X   }
X   /* check to see if this is a call to the U.S. Naval Observatory: */
X   if (strcmp(prog, USNO_SYSNAME) == 0) {
X    usnoflag = B_TRUE;
X    call.telno = USNO_SYSNAME;  /* reset the call structure */
X   }
X   /* connect to the remote system: */
X   if ((modem_fd = dial(call)) < 0) {
X    DIALERR(prog, error_msg[((modem_fd * -1) - 1)]);
X    exit(2);
X   }
X   if ((modem_rfp = fdopen(modem_fd, "r")) == NULL) {
X    perror(prog);
X    exit(3);
X   }
X   /* read and process input from the remote system: */
X   while (!complete && fgets(line, LINE, modem_rfp) != NULL) {
X    if (usnoflag) {  /* process Naval Observatory data */
X        if (line[0] == OTMA) ++Sample;   /* saw an on-time mark */
X           if (Sample == 5) complete = B_TRUE;  /* 5 samples is good enough */
X        else  /* process input data: */
X        (void)sscanf(line, USNOFMT, &Mjd, &Hour, &Min, &Sec);
X       }
X    else {  /* else process NIST data */
X             (void)sscanf(line, NISTFMT, &Mjd, &Hour, &Min, &Sec);
X         /* check for on-time mark, prefer an OTMB mark */
X         if(line[49] == OTMB || (lineno > 20 && line[49] == OTMA))
X                 complete = B_TRUE;
X       }
X    if (complete) {           /* done sampling the remote system so */
X        (void)time(&sysclk);  /* get the local system clocks time */
X        /* compute the current time according to the remote system: */
X           timbuf = Since1970(Mjd, Hour, Min, Sec);
X        /* calculate the difference: */
X        if (timbuf > sysclk) delta = timbuf - sysclk;
X        else delta = sysclk - timbuf;
X        /* check to see if the difference is out of bounds: */
X        if (delta > ONEDAY || delta == 0) sflag = B_FALSE;
X           /* if everything is ok, reset the system clock: */
X        if (sflag && stime(&timbuf) == 0) clkset = B_TRUE;
X       }
X    if (vflag) {  /* if verbose output was requested then print it: */
X        (void)fflush(modem_rfp);
X        (void)fprintf(stdout, "%s", line);
X       }
X    /* if all we've got is bum data, give up: */
X       if (++lineno > 30 && !complete) complete = no_data = B_TRUE;
X   }  /* end of while loop */
X
X   /* terminate the call and close the modem stream: */
X   undial(modem_fd);
X   (void)fclose(modem_rfp);
X
X   /* if there were no good samples, report and exit: */
X   if (no_data) {
X    DATAERR(prog);
X    exit(4);
X   }
X   /* call succeeded so report the results: */
X   if (timbuf > sysclk) DELTA(prog, delta, "slow");
X   if (sysclk > timbuf) DELTA(prog, delta, "fast");
X   if (sysclk == timbuf) ONTIME(prog);
X   if (delta > ONEDAY) CLKERR(prog);
X   if (clkset) CLKSET(prog);
X
X   return 0;
X}
X
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