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Tlsdate #17890
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Tlsdate #17890
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This adds tlsdate to homebrew. In theory release 0.0.6 will support OS X out of the box and so I have included the latest tagged release as well as a --HEAD target. One must use --HEAD today on OS 10.8.2 or better. When this patch is merged, I will update the tlsdate documentation in master of the tlsdate git repo to instruct people to install tlsdate with homebrew rather than doing it by hand.
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Merged (with a few tweaks). |
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tlsdate is a parasitic network time utility. It is the default ntp-like client for ChromeOS; I'm also the upstream author of it. I just finished porting tlsdate to Mac OS X in the HEAD of master and I wanted to ensure that users could have a secure and easy way to install tlsdate: homebrew seemed the obvious answer.
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