> The nearest thing I've found to documentation on ntpdc's sysstats is the > description of the various sysstats from > http://doc.ntp.org/4.2.4/monopt.html
That looks about right. If you're into the code, it's in ntp_proto.c routines receive() and process_packet(). Note that time since restart and time since reset can be different, if ntpdc is used to reset the stats counters; and in ntpdc sysstats they are in seconds not hours. > This suggests that packets received is a total, including responses to > queries we've sent. So should I be looking at packets received - packets > processed? Probably, but for an active pool server the packets processed will likely be a small fraction of packets received -- on mine, it's 0.15%. The various "bad" stats could probably be subtracted too. > And is packet the same as query? Again the number that are not is likely to be a small proportion, things like ntpq or ntpdc requests. I think ntpdc ctlstats counts some of those. _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
