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regarding GPSD Incorrect default parameter
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Package: gpsdVersion: 3.20-12~bpo10+1
Gpsd package from buster-backports contains /etc/default/gpsd which has
GPSD_OPTIONS=“”. It needs to be set to “-n” for NTP to work with gpsd.
According to the help text -n means “don’t wait for client connects to poll
GPS”.
MarkJ
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On Ma, 06 oct 20, 05:04:04, TarotApprentice wrote:
> Package: gpsdVersion: 3.20-12~bpo10+1
Hello,
Your mailer messed up the line breaks and this report is currently not
assigned to an existing package.
> Gpsd package from buster-backports contains /etc/default/gpsd which
> has GPSD_OPTIONS=“”. It needs to be set to “-n” for NTP to work with
> gpsd. According to the help text -n means “don’t wait for client
> connects to poll GPS”.
> MarkJ
Normally I would just reassign to gpsd, however, as per
https://backports.debian.org/Instructions/ bugs should be reported to
the backports mailinglist, so I'm closing this report.
Kind regards,
Andrei
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