On Mon, Jun 7, 2021, at 12:14 PM Hal Murray via devel wrote:
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> Mike Simpson said:
> > Also, we are still trying to use /var/NTP for I believe NTS related logging.
> > Can this be moved to /var/log/something as SELinux really doesn’t like it.
> > nts or ntp/nts?
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> /var/NTP/ is the default dir
Hi Hal.
I believe /var/log for logging and /var/lib/ for data files is the expected
behaviour I think from the latest edition of the Filesystem Hierarchy Standard
> On 7 Jun 2021, at 20:14, Hal Murray via devel wrote:
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> Mike Simpson said:
>> Also, we are still trying to use /var/NTP for I
Mike Simpson said:
> Also, we are still trying to use /var/NTP for I believe NTS related logging.
> Can this be moved to /var/log/something as SELinux really doesnât like it.
> nts or ntp/nts?
/var/NTP/ is the default directory for all of ntpd's log files. You can
override it in your config
On Mon, Jun 7, 2021, at 8:44 AM Mike Simpson via devel wrote:
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> Hi folks.
>
> Ntpleapfetch was coping with the leap-seconds.list file from the ietf for a
> bit then it regressed back to being confused by the formatting of the
> signature again.
I see it. potential patch attached later. TLDR t
Hi folks.
Ntpleapfetch was coping with the leap-seconds.list file from the ietf for a bit
then it regressed back to being confused by the formatting of the signature
again.
Also, we are still trying to use /var/NTP for I believe NTS related logging.
Can this be moved to /var/log/something as
IIRC gpsd has a read-only monitor program. I'm not sure how much of
the code could be applied to revise ntpd/refclock_shm.c, but I think
that quite a bit of it could. Which with it hopefully being read-only
addresses a couple of bullet points. I also seem to remember that some
PTP software can expo
