On Jun 26, 2010, at 8:27 PM, Mark Phillips wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Yeah yeah I know; I'm running a dinosaur but that's why I want to
> upgrade. Problem is that the upgrade howto speaks of methodas that are
> not in my version.
>
> Am I really gonna be forced to build a new system and then restor
Hi all,
Yeah yeah I know; I'm running a dinosaur but that's why I want to
upgrade. Problem is that the upgrade howto speaks of methodas that are
not in my version.
Am I really gonna be forced to build a new system and then restore my
old configs etc?
Thanks
Mark
James,
Thanks for the info.
ntpd is compiled with "--enable-ipv6" ...
http://astlinux.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/astlinux/branches/0.7/package/ntp/ntp.mk?revision=3795
Guy's link has some good info. A patch may be required to get this working for
you with IPV6=yes
Lonnie
On Jun 26, 2010, a
Lonnie,
I tried using the -4 and -6 parameter with both the old and new version
of ntpd. Neither seem to be affected in any way. Even if I use -6 on the
old (and working) version, it does not attempt to listen on ::. Which
makes me think it wasn't compiled with ipv6 support. And the new (non
w
James,
If you have IPV6=yes, you could try hacking /etc/init.d/ntpd and add
if [ "$IPV6" != "yes" ]; then
NTPAF="-4"
+else
+ NTPAF="-6"
fi
OR, since ntpd is not running, try from the CLI for a test
$ ntpd -6 -g -q -c /etc/ntpd.conf
This will force IPv6 DNS lookups, may b
Guy,
Thanks! I think you may have found out exactly what the problem is. I do
in fact have ipv6 enabled in the kernel, and my problem is identical to
that.
You know it's funny, because when I first saw that error message, I
noticed the :: indicating ipv6, so thought maybe there was an issue
Hey,
While I have used custom builds in the past, I am currently running the
repository version, albeit with a few custom binaries sitting in asturw.
I thought about the old edit issue, and even rewrote them all and
launched ntpd manually. Nothing.
BUT, I think Guy figured out the problem in t
Yeah, I compiled it from trunk and it does work. I had to write my
config by hand, but it was pretty simple to get it started, just a few
lines.
-James
On 06/26/2010 05:50 AM, Michael Keuter wrote:
>> Though back to a more related note (since I started this thread a while
>> back), I think IPv6
ntpd is running ok on my VIA EPIA MII-Series (C3 Processor)
ps
2516 root 1156 Sntpd -4 -c /etc/ntpd.conf
ntpd -?
ntpd - NTP daemon program - Ver. 4.2.4p8
Guy
On 26/06/2010, at 9:52 PM, Lonnie Abelbeck wrote:
> James,
>
> This is weird, indeed...
>
> ntpd 4.2.4p7 -> 4.2.4p8 was jus
If you've been playing with IPV6 then this looks suspiciously similar.
http://www.mail-archive.com/leaf-u...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg23669.html
Guy
On 26/06/2010, at 11:39 PM, Guy Neale wrote:
> ntpd is running ok on my VIA EPIA MII-Series (C3 Processor)
>
> ps
> 2516 root 1156 Sntp
James,
This is weird, indeed...
ntpd 4.2.4p7 -> 4.2.4p8 was just a (Severity: HIGH) security fix.
I haven't seen any ntpd problems, but I don't have a 'via' box.
Did you build this yourself, or from the repository?
Michael mentioned to try 4.2.6p1, but so far the 4.2.6 series has an issue for
>Hey,
>
>I just noticed that since I upgraded to 0.7.2, that ntpd doesn't work.
>
>I rebooted a phone, and saw that it wasn't able to pull the time. I
>checked on the box, and saw ntpd wasn't running. Originally I
>thought it just crashed (which has happened in the past), but I
>tried restarting
>Though back to a more related note (since I started this thread a while
>back), I think IPv6 support would be a nice feature to get working. I
>have been able to do it by hand, though using a GUI would be easier for
>most I imagine. The current IPv6=yes setting doesn't really do anything
>other th
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