On Mon, 30 May 2011 20:41:44 +, Joe Smithian wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I tried building ntp 4.2.6p3 with openssl-0.9.8n on Redhat 7.2 but it
> failed as you can see below. Build was OK with openssl-0.9.7d.
>
> Is there a bug or a configuration issue?
>
> I would appreciate your comments.
>
> /b
Hi there,
I am trying since some time to attach a SkyTraq Based GPS receiver to a
serial port + pps which "basically" works fine by using gpsd 2.92 and
ntpd 4.2.4p8.
Still I get "time resets" every some hours which I do not really
understand: i get less time resets (+1 sec ... -1 sec) when I conf
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 6:58 AM, Stephan Skrodzki wrote:
...
> a) can I use PPS there without the PPSAPI? I do not really want to build
> a new kernel... having a short look it seems that there is no PPS
> support for the SHM interface (anymore?)?
If your copy of Linux is up to date then I bet PPS
Stephan Skrodzki wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I am trying since some time to attach a SkyTraq Based GPS receiver to a
> serial port + pps which "basically" works fine by using gpsd 2.92 and
> ntpd 4.2.4p8.
>
> Still I get "time resets" every some hours which I do not really
> understand: i get less time
Hi,
I am still confused about the proper use of the "tos orphan #" statement.
Thanks for the replies to my last question and I have read the relevant docs at
ntp.org. I am pretty confident that I understand how to choose an appropriate
orphan stratum. However, I am not 100%, and I have b
Hi
I tried to build ntp with static link to openssl. The build was fine but
openssl was not linked
and as a result crypto operations were not supported.
I'd appreciate your comment on what's wrong in the these commands and how to
fix it.
Platform: Redhat 7.2 Linux
ntp-4.2.6p3
openssl 0.9.8.n
I
On 6/1/2011 2:42 PM, Frank Alsop wrote:
Hi,
I am still confused about the proper use of the "tos orphan #" statement.
Thanks for the replies to my last question and I have read the relevant docs at
ntp.org. I am pretty confident that I understand how to choose an appropriate
orphan stratum.
Richard B. Gilbert wrote:
If you have GPS, a WWV receiver, LORAN or other primary sources of time
I don't understand why you should need or want Orphan Mode!
Because it is important for the machines to track each other when
internet connectivity is lost.
Frank Alsop wrote:
to: "A host is enabled for orphan mode using the tos orphan stratum command,
where stratum is some stratum less than 16 and greater than any anticipated
stratum that might occur with configured Internet time servers". I am assuming
This describes the permissible range. T
You might also want --disable-shared .
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Thanks, that is exactly correct. We are concerned with failure situations.
Hopefully, we never run in orphan mode, but we need to know just in case. Our
system is very susceptible to time fluctuations, etc.
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