On Tuesday, July 30, 1991 at 1:26:40 AM UTC+9, Nick Sayer wrote: > Since I run a CHU clock, it is sometimes the case that the clock > will be doing a bunch of cron jobs at night, so the clock will > run slightly slow, xntpd will adjust for that, then it will lose > propagation from CHU, and be stuck thinking the clock is running > slow when all the heavy cron jobs finish. So by the time CHU comes > back in the morning, the clock is off by a bunch in the other > direction. When I try to fix the frequency with ntpq, here's > what happens: > > quack% ntpq > ntpq> authen yes > ntpq> addvar freq=-0.01 > ntpq> key 2 > ntpq> passw > Password: [not shown] > ntpq> writelist > ***Server disallowed request (authentication?) > ntpq> > quack% > > key 2 is properly listed as the requestkey in /etc/ntp.conf. The > error message listed is NOT the same message you get if you use > the wrong key or wrong password. What's the deal? > > -- > Nick Sayer | Think of me as a recombinant | RIP: Mel Blanc > mrap...@quack.sac.ca.us | Simpson: Homer's looks, Lisa's | 1908-1989 > N6QQQ | brains, Bart's manners, and | May he never > 209-952-5347 (Telebit) | Maggie's appetite for TV. --Me | be silenced.
If you use ntpq, key 2 should be listed as the controlkey in /etc/ntp.conf. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.org http://lists.ntp.org/listinfo/questions
