Hi all
We are having an embedded system with linux running on it. The device has
several interfaces to go online (e.g. ethernet ports or a modem).
So it could take quite a while until the device has an internet connection.
Also we have to start some daemons at startup of the system to
bring the device online.
We configured chrony to do a step, if the difference between the system clock
and the ntp-time is greater than 1 second, but only for the
first three synchronizations:
makestep 1.0 3
do a burst after this. The burst should get the system ontime and vary
roughly on speed so additional makesteps would not be needed.
And burst is well timed with an interval of 1 second I believe. Thus after a
bit over 4 sec the clock should
burtst 3/5 say
If we understood it correctly, we don't have to expect another time step when
this 3 synchronizations have been done successfully - is that
corrrect?
Assuming the burst works and the remote machine is not down or disconnected or
whatever.
At this point we then would restart all the daemons to ensure the time step did
not lead to any malfunctions in these daemons.
Is it somehow possible to know from outside (e.g. using chronyc or reading log
files, etc) when chrony has done with these 3 first
synchronozations? We didn't see an onbvious possibility using chronyc to gather
such an information.
Best Regards & many thanks in advance for your help
Phil
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