I'm having problems setting up connman 1.24 to do NTP-related stuff on a beaglebone under Yocto's 1.7 development system.

I've configured FallbackTimeservers in a [General] section per connman.conf(5), and put it in /etc/connman/main.conf, /var/lib/connman/main.conf, and as a section of /var/lib/connman/settings. It has no visible effect.

I've used set-global-timeservers, which put a Timeservers line in the [global] section of /var/lib/connman/settings. It has no effect. I've tried existing connections, new connections, and rebooting.

The only thing that works is:

  connmanctl config ethernet_MAC_cable --timeservers server1 server2

which puts the same Timeservers line that's in settings into ethernet_MAC_cable/settings. The next time the connection comes up the time is set correctly.

As best I can tell, TimeUpdates is left in its default form which appears to be "auto" based on a dump of the clock properties.

Is this the behavior I should expect from FallbackTimeservers and global Timeservers? If not, any idea what's going wrong?

Thanks.

Peter
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