[was broadcastclient] [email protected] said: >> We really should have a single top-level file that covers all >> the simple differences from ntp-classic. > It's a section on docs/index.txt. I'm careful to keep it up to date.
Thanks. That looks good. I wonder how people are going to find it. How about a pointer at the top of README and INSTALL? --------- * peer mode has been removed. The keyword peer in ntp.conf is now just an alias for keyword server. Incoming peer packets are ignored. Are incoming peer packets really ignored? I thought I saw something about they get treated as client requests so the other end will keep working. If they are ignored, we should count them and dump them early and cleanup the code a bit. Searching for MODE_PASSIVE or MODE_ACTIVE may uncover opportunities. -------- * When running as root, the ntpq utility looks in /etc/ntp.conf and /usr/local/etc/ntp.keys to find credentials for control requests that require authentication. Thus it is not necessary to enter them by hand. That only works if you are talking to localhost. >From docs/includes/ntpq-body.txt If you are running as root or otherwise have read access to the authkey and ntp.conf file, ntpq will mine the required credentials for you. Otherwise you will be prompted to enter a key ID and password. Credentials, once entered, are retained and used for the duration of your ntpq session. Should the credentials get reset when you change hosts? -- These are my opinions. I hate spam. _______________________________________________ devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntpsec.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
