Timestamp from a Third Party

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Old 12-16-2004
Fidelita Munos
 
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Default Timestamp from a Third Party

Hello everyone!
My hosting company has been playing with their servers and screwing up the
timestamp.
Is there any way I could get the timestamp from a third party server?

Thanks,
Fidelita


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Old 12-16-2004
Daniel Tryba
 
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Default Re: Timestamp from a Third Party

Fidelita Munos <fidelita@msn.com> wrote:
> My hosting company has been playing with their servers and screwing up the
> timestamp.
> Is there any way I could get the timestamp from a third party server?


Sure, you could use all kind of stuff, like:
-the date header in http responses
-ntp (udp port 123)
-rdate (tcp port 13)

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