NTPd question

From: Sasa Stupar (sasa_at_stupar.homelinux.net)
Date: 08/30/05

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    Hi!

    Running FC3. I also run NTPd for my internal network. Recently I have
    noticed the following error in syslog:
    ---------
    Aug 30 20:50:29 router ntpd[25041]: sendto(193.2.1.92): Bad file descriptor
    Aug 30 20:50:32 router ntpd[25041]: sendto(193.2.1.66): Bad file descriptor
    -------------

    What is happening?

    Regards,
    Sasa 

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