Systemd-devel,
Below is a proposal for adding a couple of settings to the systemd pstore
service so that it can enable the kernel parameters that allow the
kernel to write into the pstore.
Regards,
eric
From 837d716c6e7ed02518a399356df95bf7c47e1772 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Eric DeVolder
On Wed, Mar 11, 2020 at 5:52 PM Mantas Mikulėnas wrote:
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> Well, are you asking about the *source* port or about the *destination* port?
> There are two on every UDP packet.
Sorry, of course source port - I spent so much time trying to
synchronize time using systemd-timesyncd and ntpdate that
Well, are you asking about the *source* port or about the *destination*
port? There are two on every UDP packet.
The source port is *not* from the privileged range -- systemd-timesyncd
always just lets the OS choose a random port from the ephemeral range. (I
have seen some other NTP clients such
Hi,
I have quite a few devices running Linux in client's network - so I
have no control over it. It seems that all privileged UDP ports are
blocked I have to use unprivileged port. I'd like to use
systemd-timesyncd to synchronize time, thought I can't find a way to
force it to use unprivileged
