= m. Th = wrote:

> - If you talking about "now" as a variable which gets the current time,
> this isn't a problem in a LAN, at least in a Windows Domain one, dunno
> for Linux, but the things should be the same, where it's imposed (by the
> Kerberos protocol which is used) that all the workstations to have the
> clocks in sync. (ie. a time server is required).

And another question. How do you deal with network latency? This really
interests me in.

And machine times can be de-synced - i.e. 1/100s or 1/10s and will be synced
in i.e. 20mins. So this can bring some problems.

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