we do not do -s in /etc/rc anymore. this is because, even if -s did try to

do it's job it would have to choose between two cases:
1. either it would take a very long time to get the correct adjustment, thus,
   if you are not currently on the net right, you wait a long time (or must
   type ^C, which is ridiculous)
2. ntpd could be modified to "abort early", but then would not meet the
   promise made by -s in the manual page (note: it does not say that it
   "tries")
therefore, -s and -S must become user choices.  Sorry.  This same choice is
made in lots of other places

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