I am having stability problems with the newly-released 4.2.2 which I am
presently unable to be sufficiently specific about to be able to open a
bug report. I am therefore seeking guidance on how to document this problem.
I have found it necessary to drop and re-establish the PPP session to my
ISP on a nightly basis. I subsequently have a script issue ntpdc
unconfig/addserver pairs so that I don't have to restart ntpd (I have a
local and a refclock).
Since switching to 4.2.2, more often than not, I find (when I wake up
the following morning) that the associations that were created by means
of the above-mentioned addserver commands are all in the .INIT. state
(as shown by ntpq).
I believe that network connectivity, DNS etc are all OK, both when the
addserver commands are issued and when ntpq reports the .INIT. situation.
I have compiled 4.2.2 from source (./configure --enable-parse-clocks) on
a Linux 2.4.20 machine:
hostname = penta
uname -m = i686
uname -r = 2.4.20-28.7
uname -s = Linux
uname -v = #1 Thu Dec 18 11:31:59 EST 2003
Please can you let me know which data I should capture the next time I
see this problem?
Thanks, Jan
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