On Dec 15, 17:41 UTC, Gellatly, Anna wrote:
> Regarding the potentially missing libcrypto.so ...
> I have run ldd on a ntpd versions I have (pre-upgraded/non openssl fips and
> upgraded/openssl FIPS) and see this list
>
> Working ntpd version 4.2.2p1-9
> Libm.so.6
> Libcrypto.so.6
> Libcap.so.1
>
Is there anyone who can help with untangling some ntp issues in
busybox? I have an Atmel STK1000 dev kit (AVR32, AP7000 ARM 7
processor) and want to turn it into an NTP server. I'm running
busybox and have added ntp utilities through buildroot, but don't know
what I need to do to synchronize this
jam725 wrote:
> Is there anyone who can help with untangling some ntp issues in
> busybox? I have an Atmel STK1000 dev kit (AVR32, AP7000 ARM 7
> processor) and want to turn it into an NTP server. I'm running
> busybox and have added ntp utilities through buildroot, but don't know
> what I need t
Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
> It wants a file called ntp.conf. Since I have never seen or heard of a
> "busybox" I probably can't help you much with where to put the file. On
> a Unix box it defaults to /etc.
busybox is a statically linked multipurpose single binary executable.
Swiss army knife f
On 2009-12-16, jam725 wrote:
> but have hit some snags where certain commands are not supported in
> busybox (service start/stop/reset, chkconfig).
You don't need those commands. Just run the init scripts directly.
> At boot ntpd looks to
> read from somewhere:
>
> Running ntpdate: 16 Dec 17:39
The command:
ntpq -c rv
returns a set of data, including the version of NTP in the format:
version="ntpd 4.2.6-o"
I would like to retrieve the same information (just the version field)
using a UDP interchange with the server rather than running the ntpq
command. Could anyone advise what
