Hi there, On Wed, 29 Mar 2017, Jorge Bastos wrote:
I'm new to NTPD, it's very simple, no work after install, it just get's the info from time root servers and perfect. I was tring to tune NTPD with "-d 10 -D 10", to obtain info in the logs, when the clients request an update, but nothing apears there.
You use of "-d 10" is incorrect. "-d" takes no argument. See 'man ntpd'.
If there a way to get in the logs info about, when the clients request an update and (if possible) what info was serverd?
Logging on Unix/Linux/whatever systems can be complex, because there is a normally system logging daemon which handles all the log messages from all processes and it decides what to log, sometimes importantly what not to log, and of course where to write the log messages. There are permissions to be considered too. You might try using "-l /path/to/logfile". -- 73, Ged. _______________________________________________ pool mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/pool
