Simon Kelley <[email protected]> writes: > Which makes this scheme better, since you don't have to restart > dnsmasq once the time stabilises, just SIGHUP it.
Yeah, but my concern was the opposite: say the flag is enabled in the config, it will run at boot in this mode, some script will kick in and set/verify the time, then SIGHUP dnsmasq. Everything is fine so far. Now if dnsmasq is restarted later for some reason (manually, config change, whatever), the flag will be enabled, and there will be no script to SIGHUP dnsmasq. This is why I suggested having the flag do nothing if it indeed *is* possible to verify the timestamps. But I can see how from a debugging perspective that would be an annoying feature. I suppose special-casing the init script to add the flag only on boot might be a solution. Will experiment with it once you've added the flag :) -Toke
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