> I also think that we should drop all Python versions before 3.7 from
> first-tier support and only continue supporting them if it is not
> inconvenient or there is sufficient proven demand.
Older but still supported versions of Debian and CentOS are still using Python
2, but it's 2.7 rather
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It says:
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Test ntp.util.packetize by coqtavoric gavage and scatology.
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also, however, control the indent here by
> selecting "Custom" and entering a length (which gets set as the \mathindent).
>
This excellent explanation was also very useful to me.
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2002 is principally due to a better assessment of ascertainment bias.
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>> What about rcl_sock or refclock_sock? It's used in the file linked by
Miroslav.
> Both of those sound good to me. Slight preference to refclock_sock if its not
> too long.
How about SOCK?
In the ntp context, we already have SHM and PPS. Both show up in the refid
slot in packets.
Just to
>> How specific is this to chronyd?
> AFAIK no other application implements the server side of the protocol.
>> Would it make sense to call this chronysock
>> instead of just sock?
> Yes, that makes sense. If there are no other issues with the
> patches, I can resend.
Calling it chronysock has
Dear corpora readers:
We -- Danielle Bragg, Alex Lu, and Hal Daumé III -- are looking to hire
research interns to work on data-driven accessibility research projects,
alongside leading researchers and engineers in the field. We are recruiting
both graduate research interns and undergraduate
> That's the industry standard: block after abuse. Instead, t-online.de uses
> block-and-maybe-unblock-after-contact. This is not how email is supposed to
> work.
I thought the standard was your server, your rules.
It's fine to whine and rant here, but that isn't going to change anything.
avaman...@gmail.com said:
> P.S. About logging, some (rate-limited) warnings against such failures would
> actually be very interesting to security teams.
With your security team hat on, what would you want to know and what would you
do if you got a report that said IP address xxx had N
Hello,
Any update on merging this?
Kind regards,
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On Fri, Aug 12, 2022 at 5:04 PM Michael S. Tsirkin wrote:
>
> On Fri, Aug 12, 2022 at 03:51:53PM +0200, Hal Martin wrote:
> > PATCH v1: add support for SMBIOS type 8 to qemu
> > PATCH v2: incorporate patch v1 feedback and
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> - marketing teams coming to us from Marketing SaaSs, who, during customer
> onboarding, notice that the quality of email lists is low and send their
> customers to us to clean it first.
My alarm bells went off on one of your first messages when you said little
guys
Radek Kaczynski said:
> That's interesting indeed - we haven't implemented SMTP VRFY as it is very
> uncommon.
> However, I truly think that it would be great to use VRFY instead of "broken
> SMTP trick".
> I would be more than happy to pay to use it - or give back to the community
> or charity.
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> It's been a few years, but IIRC my thinking was that the degree of trust
> required in the Roughtime servers' long-term public keys is very low: you're
> trusting them only for one server's assertion of the current time, not for
> general web traffic; and if you ask enough servers, the
> IIRC, this is one of the main arguments for advancing Roughtime:
I took a look at draft 06. I don't see how it helps. Am I missing something?
Here is the key section:
6.4 Validity of Response
A client MUST check the following properties when it receives a
response. We assume the
ector_type=0x0f,port_type=0x0e
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hw/smbios/smbios.c | 63
include/hw/firmware/smbios.h | 10 ++
qemu-
I work on NTP software. NTS (Network Time Security) uses TLS.
Many security schemes get tangled up with time. TLS has time limits on
certificates. That presents a chicken-egg problem for NTP when getting
started.
I'm looking for ideas, data, references, whatever?
Is there other work in
un...@physics.ubc.ca said:
> Are you stating that /dev/urandom is not available on the machine you are
> using?
No. A crypto package is needed for shared keys. I/we hadn't considered
building without shared keys.
> You are using Linux I believe.
NTPsec builds/runs on Linux, FreeBSD,
mlich...@redhat.com said:
> Is OpenSSL required in NTPsec? chrony can be built with no crypto library, so
> it needs a random generator that's always available. That's /dev/urandom.
Not currently. Thanks for the suggestion.
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> I was surprised to see they switched arc4random in glibc to getrandom(). That
> has a significant performance impact on chronyd, as it calls the function for
> each generated RX and TX timestamp. In my
NTPsec uses OpenSSL and their crypto package. I noticed
Is there any hard data? This seems like thesis bait. I'd expect there to be
a steady trickle of papers or reports with good data on political spam. Where
are they?
I hear lots of complaints by conservatives/Republicans that the spam filters
are biased against them. If they send more spam,
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[2]
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[3] ./ifdtool dump.bin
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:: Microsoft has a great interest in embracing Linux via WSL with the
:: intent to obsolete the need to dual boot. With many critical
:: distributions and software requiring systemd, it only makes sense to
:: make sure that WSL has complete
Andy Talbot said:
> I also heard a case of a GPS antenna going unstable, oscillating and taking
> out most of the boats in a marina. The Radio Communications Agency (as our
> enforcement body was then, before it became Ofcom) had to be called out to
> identify the problem.
There was an
erence=PS2,external_reference=Keyboard,connector_type=0x0f,port_type=0x0d
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hw/smbios/smbios.c | 65
include/hw/firmware/smbios.h | 10 ++
2 files changed, 75 insertions(+)
diff --git a/hw/smbios/smbios.c b/hw/smbios/smbi
Has anybody seen the serial port get stuck?
It's software/kernel. I can see the bits with a scope.
It works as expected until it runs out of satellites. Then, sometimes it
doesn't recover.
Restarting ntpd doesn't fix it. Rebooting does.
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responses. I have the code working so I'm playing with hack scripts to search
for interesting cases. That uncovered an interesting quirk.
refid_str is only used by record_raw_stats in ntp_util.
It was used by ntpq before
Dr. David Kirkby said:
> I removed an HP 10811A OCXO from a 5370B time interval counter the other day
> and put it into a HP 5352B 40 GHz frequency counter. One thing that really
> struck me is that in the 5370B there was a shroud around the OCXO, which is
> around 5 mm away from the sides of
not replied to any of my follow up
requests.
As coreboot is GPL licensed software, I wanted to inform the coreboot
community that I believe Cisco Meraki are not acting in good faith and are,
in my opinion, violating the GPL by not providing the coreboot source code
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Adrian Godwin said:
> If you use the ovened oscillator for temporary use away from the home GPSDO,
> how good will the oscillator be with those interruptions to power /
> temperature, and will it stabilise during the period you're using it there ?
You can solve that with a UPS and/or a gizmo
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Hey there. Are these Minis still available? If so, could you install the 128GB
and the 1TB drive both? I think those hold 2 drives, right? I’d want to set
them up as a fusion drive. :-)
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> On Jun 10, 2022, at 9:04 AM, Josh Calvetti wrote:
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> I have two of these
Lon, K5JV said:
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> Only frequencies that are even multiples of the internal crystal frequency
> (48MHz) are "clean". Everything else is, as Bob puts it, "drop a pulse, add a
> pulse" approximations. However, that's normally easy to filter.
How clean? It's a GPS, not a GPSDO, so I'd
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> I think it's about time to retire my old former cell site GPSDO.
> Technology has improved and I'm thinking of setting up a Raspberry Pi based
> ntp server for the local devices. (I also have some spare Pi's, so...)
> Does anyone have any suggestions for a good solid Pi/GPSDO setup and code
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I just tried it, and it wants an MD5 password. MD5 is way old. Is there a
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> Not yet in the delvel emailarchives: What distro is broken by this?
I've only seen it on FreeBSD. It's in the development branch and will be in
13.1 which will be released in a few days.
It's in clang. Unless FreeBSD has broken their copy, it will appear in other
distros as things get
Gary said:
> I'm OK with commenting it out, just the two lines, until we figure out what
> clang is doing. But I'd rather figure it out...
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> include/ntp_fp.h:58 defines l_fp as a uint64_4, I can find no current
> contrary definitions.
We need to make a cleanup pass in this area.
On the wire, it's unsigned. As soon as the code gets 2 of
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> I like you suggestion of ntpd using "-g" to get the system time close, before
> checking any certificates.
It was Richard's suggestion, not mine. The idea was to only skip the date
checks and do the rest of the certificate checking.
I don't like it for 2 reasons.
The main
Gary said:
>> Should we do something like set the time to the time stamp of the
>> drift file? (if it is significantly newer than the current time)
> Nope. Don't get in a fight with the OS.
Could you please say more.
The whole purpose of ntpsec is to keep good time. If we know the clock is
Richard Laager said:
> I believe you're looking for "fake-hwclock". It periodically saves the time
> to a file (allegedly* /etc/fake-hwclock.data) and restores it on boot.
Thanks.
I discovered fake-hwclock via Google but it wasn't on my system and the
discussion I was looking at was very
Does anybody know how the initial time gets set on a Raspberry Pi -- before
ntpd gets called?
I have a recently setup system that gets initialized to 2022-04-01
and is trying to use a certificate that was created after that. :)
Should we do something like set the time to the time stamp of
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att...@kinali.ch said:
> FFT based systems take a white, normal distributed noise source, Fourier
> transform it, filter it in frequency domain and transform it back. Runtime is
> dominated by the FFT and thus O(n*log(n)). There was a nice paper by either
> Barnes or Greenhall (or both?) on
I think I've figured out why I think my knob is interesting.
For the web, there are zillions of clients, most non-technical. A client is
likely to connect to many servers, often new/different ones on different days.
It all has to just work, straight out of the box.
For NTS-KE, an at least
[Mail to devel has about a 10 hour delay.]
Sorry for not providing more context on my first try.
> "nts nowildcards" changes the default from wildcards allowed to not allowed.
> server blah, blah "nowildcards" turns off wildcards for this slot
> server blah, blah "wildcardsOK" allows wildcards
> Sorry, I'm not following what you mean here. Do you have a patch or merge
> request that I can look at?
I should be able to explain it.
In the config file:
"nts nowildcards" changes the default from wildcards allowed to not allowed.
server blah, blah "nowildcards" turns off wildcards for
> so I typically wouldn't even wax poetic about it here on Mailop,
I think ESPs and ISPs should know better and be setting a good example.
Publicity here may encourage others not to do the same thing.
How did a guy like that get past HR?
If you were running HR, could you filter out people like
on this one and I really am
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I asked this last week, but I didn't an answer. Who can I tell if a DNS query
is refused or answered? Is it in the log files? Can a compile-time option help
me access it? Sorry to repeat but I really need to know this.
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What's the right way to think about how security fits into our priorities?
How should we use that to prioritize our work?
Should we split this discussion into NTP and TLS/KE?
Eric wants to convert our current code base to Go. In terms of security, how
does that compare with getting our
Thanks again for your helpful comments.
On the cert documentation ...
What is our target audience? Admins who already know about certificates or
newbies who are getting a certificate for the first time? (This was my first.)
Is there a certificates-for-newbies document we can reference?
If
Richard Laager said:
> 8 cases? I thought it was one setting, which would be 2 cases.
> Can you expand upon what you're actually proposing? Ideally as a merge
> request, but at least explain the knobs here.
nts nowildcards at the top level to set the default
nowildcards at the server level
> +1 to NOT making this a knob.
Would you please say more.
It would be invisible unless you go looking for it.
Are you against unnecessary knobs in general? If I had pushed this code a
month or 3 ago when we weren't discussing a release or wildcards, would you
have spoken up against it?
I
[Eric: There are a couple of preceding messages to devel in the mail
someplace.]
> I'd like to get https://gitlab.com/NTPsec/ntpsec/-/merge_requests/1264 merged
> and then do the release.
> Is there anything else that we want in the release?
I'm sorry that we have gotten off on the wrong foot
Richard Laager said:
> Sure, that's all true. But, I'm not sure why you felt the need to mention
> this. That is how everything works. In general, it's not even guaranteed
> that a TLS-speaking daemon knows its own (external) hostname. It obviously
> can't know what is in the client's trust
> I would rather not add knobs unless someone asks for this to be a knob.
Nobody outside is ever going to ask for this knob. It's a grubby detail.
Only geeks know that the concept exists.
I want this knob so I/we can experiment.
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matthew.sel...@twosigma.com said:
> I don't think we should have a knob for disabling wildcards. This is not the
> sort of knob that operators expect (what other software provides such a
> knob?) and we're just adding another code path to test.
I'll be
That's not in my version of bind-9.16.23.
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I'm trying to find bad actors stretching out my load on my main DNS server I
can't tell from the query log if a host is denied an answer, or given an
answer. Also, can I get the answer in my logs? I got one great answer today,
maybe I'm pushing my luck, but I do feel lucky.
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I just pushed 2 tweaks. One is to update the nts cert documentation to say
that it doesn't do any checking on the certificate.
The other is a hack patch to aes_siv.c to supress deprecated warnings from
OpenSSL 3.
Is anybody (else) using OpenSSL 3?
It's trivial on FreeBSD. Just install
Thank you that did the trick!
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> Sigh. I should get up to speed onmn crypto and certificates. I doubt I can
> do it fast enough to be useful on this one, though.
Service Names in TLS
https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-uta-rfc6125bis/
It's 24 pages with the usual amount of boiler plate so only half of that is
I need to read the reverse zone in txt and I'm not sure how to decode the file
with named-compilezone. Does anyone know the part I'm missing?
named-compilezone -f raw -F text -o
/etc/named/secondary/9.249.192.in-addr.arpa.db 9.249.192
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man X509_check_host says:
If set, X509_CHECK_FLAG_SINGLE_LABEL_SUBDOMAINS restricts name values
which start with ".", that would otherwise match any sub-domain in the
peer certificate, to only match direct child sub-domains. Thus, for
instance, with this flag set a
openssl-us...@dukhovni.org said:
> Can you explain *why* you want the list of DNS names?
> Is this just for logging..
Yes, just for logging.
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I can get the subject and issuer with
X509_get_subject_name and X509_get_issuer_name
I'm looking for something similar to get the SAN/DNS strings used to verify
that this certificate is valid for the hostname provided via SSL_set1_host
Any API will be slightly complicated since there may be
Many thanks for the question and answer. This is certainly a problem that I
have been having.
Hal
> On Apr 11, 2022, at 5:11 AM, Pavel Sanda via lyx-users via lyx-users
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> On Thu, Apr 07, 2022 at 12:44:54PM -0400, Steve Litt via lyx-users wrote:
>> Like every o
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Richard Laager said:
> I've been aware this is a problem, but literally nobody has complained to me
> Additionally, it's a backwards incompatible change..
There is a potential case where this could screwup. Consider somebody with s
server running 20.04. It will happily serve clients that
Ubuntu ships 1.1.8 with 20.04 LTS. NTS doesn't quite work.
1.1.8 was released before the RFC came out. There were a couple of late
changes. The port number we can fix in the config file. There was an
incompatable change to the string used to make keys. There is no easy fix for
that.
We
l card are confusing or unhelpful?
- Are there any features or sections that aren't on the model card that you
would like to see?
Thanks so much!
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rich...@karlquist.com said:
> The tester they used for ADEV consisted of a special 10811 that was 500 Hz
> off frequency driving a dual mixer box (Model 10514?) which produced a 500 Hz
> beat note, which then drove an ADEV system (model 5490?). Only a few of the
> offset 10811's were produced
nea...@gmail.com said:
> And, I assume that since we have no idea if the used rubidium oscillator from
> ebay is working properly anymore (aside from output seen on a counter), then
> we should take that rubidium oscillator to a calibration vendor and pay them
> to test it, correct?
I think an
kb...@n1k.org said:
> You really can???t compute things like ADEV by observing the device against
> itself. You need an external / stable reference that is (hopefully) much more
> accurate than the GPSDO to compare it to.
What can I conclude when looking at data collected internally by a
I'm putting some data collection toys back together.
I've got a TAPR TICC watching a couple of PPS signals.
The clock for the TICC comes from a HP 5334B with the good crystal option.
It's not right-on in frequency, but there is no control voltage that might be
wiggling around so it should be
Utility and there were
no errors.
Asking $150 shipped in USA or best offer.
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Salt Lake City, UT 84108
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Note the time stamps on the received headers. There is still a delay I don't
understand on the handoff from lists.ntpsec.org to mx.ntpsec.org
That could be a feature rather than a bug -- if we remember it and think a bit
longer about what we are typing and try to make every message high
to
understand, discuss, and govern that model.
We would love for you to give some feedback on the talk page of our
prototype:
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:HTriedman_(WMF)/Language_Agnostic_Link-Based_Article_Topic_Model_Card
Thanks so much!
Hal
j...@luxfamily.com said:
> I've been hunting around for the origin of GPS zero - Why is it 0UTC Jan 6,
> 1980? Is it a subtle joke about "Twelfth Night"? Does it have some useful
> properties that "end of year" does not?
GPS weeks start on Sunday. That was the first Sunday in 1980.
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Interesting. Thanks.
That exit is what happens if you try to adjust the time by too large a step.
It's just a sanity check -- assuming that exiting ntpd is better than making a
large adjustment.
I forget what the default max-step is. You can change it via the config file.
You can bypass
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