Rick Jones wrote:
>> The -L option only looks for colons (:) in the interface name and is not
>> a general method of dealing with "logical" interfaces. We really need to
>> get rid of it, which is what the listen-on code will do for people.
>
> Speaking of colons, it is unfortunate that both (lo
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> The -L option only looks for colons (:) in the interface name and is not
> a general method of dealing with "logical" interfaces. We really need to
> get rid of it, which is what the listen-on code will do for people.
Speaking of colons, it is unfortunate that both (logical) interface
names, a
Rick Jones wrote:
> Harlan Stenn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> We're trying to nail down some better behavior for ntpd and network
>> sockets.
>
>> Please visit http://support.ntp.org/bin/view/Dev/NtpdAndNetworkSockets
>
> In the legacy section, I presume where it says wildcard port it really
> m
On 2008-01-09, Richard B. Gilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folkert van Heusden wrote:
>
>> Has anyone found a firmware for the wrt54g with an integrated ntp
>> server?
>
> Such a thing is more likely to have an NTP client that polls once per
> second! ;-)
OpenWrt seems to have it.
https://de
Ryan Malayter wrote:
>> However, we do know that the publicly available server
>> that Microsoft makes available (something like
>> time.windows.microsoft.com, I forget the exact address) is such a bad
>> provider of NTP packets that Dave has found it useful as a source of
>> poor-quality NTP pack
Folkert van Heusden wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Has anyone found a firmware for the wrt54g with an integrated ntp
> server?
>
>
> Folkert van Heusden
>
Such a thing is more likely to have an NTP client that polls once per
second! ;-)
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Hi,
Has anyone found a firmware for the wrt54g with an integrated ntp
server?
Folkert van Heusden
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Spoon wrote:
> ntpd kicked my clock forward one second on January 1 at 00:19:38 UTC.
>
> (My ntp.conf lists 12 servers. Delays range from 28 to 48 ms.)
>
> Dec 31 23:25:39 offset 0.000329 sec freq -6.715 ppm error 0.000333 poll 8
> Dec 31 23:28:39 offset 0.000329 sec freq -6.715 ppm error 0.0003
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Folkert van Heusden) wrote:
> One of my systems has 2 reference clocks; a gps and a hbg radio clock.
> I would like to graph some clockvar variables of the hbg radio clock
> one. Now ntpq -c clockvar only returns the values of the first clock,
> the gps. How can I get the output
Hi,
One of my systems has 2 reference clocks; a gps and a hbg radio clock.
I would like to graph some clockvar variables of the hbg radio clock
one. Now ntpq -c clockvar only returns the values of the first clock,
the gps. How can I get the output of the hbg clock? clockvar can have a
variable whi
On Jan 8, 12:24 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Folkert van Heusden)
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> Yes. It does not respond to ntpq -c pe or ntptrace though :-(
Support for in-band control packets is optional per RFC-1305. In fact,
the RFC goes so far as to suggest that mode 6/7 packets should not be
used unless no other manag
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