[email protected] said: > Like I said, the pool host returns its usual number of peers. Then they > hang in INIT state forever.
I assume that reach is 0 so no packets are getting back and through the packet level sanity checks. I would use tcpdump or wireshark to spy on the network traffic. The first step is a sanity check on the request. I think there is only 1 slot that should be filled in with the time. Compare with a non-broken system. The second step is to see if anything is coming back. If nothing comes back, the request is probably broken so badly that the server ignores it. If something comes back, the next question is why is it getting ignored. There is a filter than sets a whole bunch of flags. Find the test that drops the packet and add some debugging printout to show the flags (and IP address). -- These are my opinions. I hate spam. _______________________________________________ devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ntpsec.org/mailman/listinfo/devel
