Nathan: How many interfaces or IP's are you bringing up? That error
message makes it sound like there could be a lot of contention on the
lock. Could you also get the output of `pstree | grep -B3 lockfile`
while a VM is coming up? (You'll need to attach to a free virtual
terminal using the kvm con
I can confirm I've been running this in production and have not seen any
further issues.
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- We're seeing a race between if-up.d/ntpdate and the ntp startup script.
+ [Impact]
+ * Hardware clocks are not stepped at boot, which can prevent NTP from ever
+ syncing the clock.
+ Incorrect clocks can cause serious issues in distributed systems.
- 1) if-up.d/nt
In case it wasn't clear, my patch is supposed to be for the
debian/ntpdate.if-up file. Also, I think the priority of this bug should
be higher, it was assigned 'low' when there was no clear problem caused
by the race. Systems booting with uncorrectable clock skew can be a
serious problem.
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It can be dangerous to step the clock while applications are running
(see the fallout from the last couple of leap seconds). Stepping only
needs to be done at boot. It makes more sense to just have separate init
scripts for both ntpdate and ntp and to order them correctly. Adding
ntpdate to the ntp
The fix for 246203 was wrong: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-
branches/ubuntu/karmic/ntp/karmic/revision/23
The issue is that the ntp init script is started inside the ntpdate ifup
script BEFORE the lock file is unlocked. That init script then blocks
because the lock is taken. The correct fix
I tried to edit the two places readan2 mentioned on Ubuntu 13.10, but
that just caused byobu to immediately exit on start :( I need a login
shell to get RVM to work.
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