Public bug reported:
I discovered that, even if I checked "use network time" in the control
panel, the package ntp was not installed (just ntpdate).
This caused a drift in time in my desktop (which is always on); after a
couple of days if I deselect the the option and select it again I have:
SYS: Feb 11 08:47:58 pern kernel: [775917.016524] systemd-timedated[14157]: Set
NTP to disabled
SYS: Feb 11 08:47:59 pern kernel: [775918.305488] systemd-timedated[14157]: Set
NTP to enabled
SYS: Feb 11 08:48:59 pern ntpdate[14170]: step time server 91.189.94.4 offset
53.842810 sec
SYS: Feb 11 08:49:01 pern dovecot: imap: Warning: Time jumped forwards 53
seconds
I solved it manually by install ntp --- but shouldn't this be
automatically done if I choose "use network time"? It doesn't seem a
"one shot" option at all --- it stays put (it is not like a button to
"read network time now" or similar).
Thanks!
** Affects: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Attachment added: "use network time option"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1420698/+attachment/4317012/+files/Selection_019.png
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Title:
"use network time" is not installing ntp?
Status in gnome-control-center package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
I discovered that, even if I checked "use network time" in the control
panel, the package ntp was not installed (just ntpdate).
This caused a drift in time in my desktop (which is always on); after
a couple of days if I deselect the the option and select it again I
have:
SYS: Feb 11 08:47:58 pern kernel: [775917.016524] systemd-timedated[14157]:
Set NTP to disabled
SYS: Feb 11 08:47:59 pern kernel: [775918.305488] systemd-timedated[14157]:
Set NTP to enabled
SYS: Feb 11 08:48:59 pern ntpdate[14170]: step time server 91.189.94.4 offset
53.842810 sec
SYS: Feb 11 08:49:01 pern dovecot: imap: Warning: Time jumped forwards 53
seconds
I solved it manually by install ntp --- but shouldn't this be
automatically done if I choose "use network time"? It doesn't seem a
"one shot" option at all --- it stays put (it is not like a button to
"read network time now" or similar).
Thanks!
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