> Yeah, it's a long story. According to RFC's hostnames must not start > with a number. The checks of the GUI that verify a hostname or a FQDN > therefore don't allow it. Of course there are some host and/or domain > names in the wild that violate the RFCs.
Ahh gotta love the RFC's sometimes :-) > Meh. Yeah, the extra NTP servers shouldn't be there. Must be some kind > of a default that gets thrown in. I'll check that. I'd actually say it's a really good idea to have NTP servers pre-populated for BlueOnyx. As a SysAdmin there is nothing worse than comparing logs between systems that have different times on them. Perhaps the GUI could keep these defaults and have a textbox that allowed you to list multiple servers to edit them? >> 3) Removing a valid timeserver from the GUI makes the server disappear >> from the GUI but inspecting /etc/ntp.conf still shows the server as listed. > > The extra servers are still present? That's probably no surprise. What > about the one you removed via the GUI? Is that gone then? No, this is broken, if you remove a timeserver from the GUI then that very timeserver stays in the config file and doesn't get removed. The extra servers also stay too. Dan -- Find me online : http://www.dogsbody.info/ _______________________________________________ Blueonyx mailing list Blueonyx@mail.blueonyx.it http://mail.blueonyx.it/mailman/listinfo/blueonyx
