Yo Hal! On Fri, 22 Mar 2019 14:14:19 -0700 Hal Murray via devel <devel@ntpsec.org> wrote:
> > > > 2019-03-22T12:55:52 ntpd[10362]: DNS: Server skipping:
> > > > 2001:470:e815::23
>
> > Looking at this again, when kong connects to pi3, there is no
> > duplicate connection.
>
> Then where did that skipping come from? Either there is some other
> server slot that has that IP Address, or the NTS path ran previously
> and filled it in but something didn't take. The retry path does
> happen, but I think it clears out the old IP Address.
No idea...
> Try grepping the log files for that IP address.
Already did. No duplicates. Easy to do as I only need two minutes
of uptime to see the issue.
I can make the logs available online if you wish.
> > But, I still want that option.
>
> You aren't going to get it in the short term. I'm focused on things
> that might be useful for the weekend hackathon.
Fair enough. My 4 servers are listed on the hackathon page, with your
code of course. No other servers yet.
> In the long term... When a packet comes in, it does a hash lookup.
> We'd need to add the NTS bit (and shared key number?) to that
> hashing. I think everything else just works from there.
What ever works. I can live without it. I just connect to two
different IPs on the chimer. One IPv4 and nts, the other IPv6 and
no nts. Hopefully a reverse dns name clash is OK.
RGDS
GARY
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