This is an example run - starting as root and dropping to nobody:

  % sudo ./tlsdate -v
  V: tlsdate version 0.1
  V: We were called with the following arguments:
  V: ca_racket = 1, verbose = 1, help = 0
  V: host = www.torproject.org, port = 443
  V: time is currently 1327923928.555499
  V: Attempting to verify certificate
  V: SSL_get_peer_certificate returned
  V: verification OK: 0
  V: ssl_verify_result returned 0
  V: server_random fetched in 0 sec
  V: server_random with ntohl is: 1327923933.0
  V: setting time returned: 0
  V: tlsdate: SUCCESS

Here is an example with a custom host and custom port:

  % sudo tlsdate -v -p 80 -H rgnx.net
  V: tlsdate version 0.1
  V: We were called with the following arguments:
  V: ca_racket = 1, verbose = 1, help = 0
  V: host = rgnx.net, port = 80
  V: time is currently 1327923852.540550
  V: Attempting to verify certificate
  V: SSL_get_peer_certificate returned
  E: verification error: 20
  V: ssl_verify_result returned 20
  V: server_random fetched in 0 sec
  V: server_random with ntohl is: 1327923858.0
  V: setting time returned: 0
  V: tlsdate: SUCCESS

"It's a piece of shit but It Works." - this is not yet secure and it needs
an audit before it should be used for anything, ever.