CodeSpoof · January 26, 2025 20:56
diff --git a/ntp.py b/ntp.py
 # Fetches the current time from time.nist.gov and overrides time.time to correct it with a delta value
 # Don't use this, if your time deviation is within less than 10 ms.
 # Network delay will often cause worse accuracy than what you OS provides.
 # This code will help, when your OS has a REALLY low accuracy and you can't just fix your OS's clock.
 # If you have code that needs to work without further user-interaction and needs reasonably good time, this is for you.

 # Fix wrong time from OS with NTP (time.nist.gov)
 exec("import contextlib as f,socket as e,struct as d,time as c\ndef g():\n\twith f.closing(e.socket(e.AF_INET,e.SOCK_DGRAM))as s:s.settimeout(5);s.sendto(b'\\x1b'+47*b'\\x00',('time.nist.gov',123));i,_=s.recvfrom(1024)\n\th=d.unpack('!12I',i[0:48]);return h[10]+float(h[11])/2**32-2208988800\nc.b=c.time;exec('def a():return c.b()+'+str(g()-c.time()));c.time=a;del g;del a;del f;del e;del d")
	# Fetches the current time from time.nist.gov and overrides time.time to correct it with a delta value
	# Don't use this, if your time deviation is within less than 10 ms.
	# Network delay will often cause worse accuracy than what you OS provides.
	# This code will help, when your OS has a REALLY low accuracy and you can't just fix your OS's clock.
	# If you have code that needs to work without further user-interaction and needs reasonably good time, this is for you.

	# Fix wrong time from OS with NTP (time.nist.gov)
	exec("import contextlib as f,socket as e,struct as d,time as c\ndef g():\n\twith f.closing(e.socket(e.AF_INET,e.SOCK_DGRAM))as s:s.settimeout(5);s.sendto(b'\\x1b'+47b'\\x00',('time.nist.gov',123));i,_=s.recvfrom(1024)\n\th=d.unpack('!12I',i[0:48]);return h[10]+float(h[11])/2*32-2208988800\nc.b=c.time;exec('def a():return c.b()+'+str(g()-c.time()));c.time=a;del g;del a;del f;del e;del d")