I overwrote my ntp.conf with an older one when I upgraded. I guess that is why mine broke. :)
Thanks for the tip. Aaron On Fri, 2004-10-29 at 03:47, Michael Schloh wrote: > On Thu, Oct 28, 2004, Aaron BOSTICK wrote: > > Line 56 of rc.ntp in release 2.2 of ntpd is missing the -p option which > > creates the pid file. This is preventing the rc script from working > > properly. > > > > The line should read: > > /opkg/bin/ntpd -p $ntp_pidfile > > > Thanks for the tip. > > You're right that there is a $ntp_pidfile variable in the %common section of > rc.ntp. However, OpenPKG 2.2's ntp package now writes its pid file according > to the config file ntp.conf. You should find one in your /opkg/etc/ntp, and > can adjust the path and filename of the pid file there. Speak up if the ntpd > binary running in daemon mode is not producing the pid file where you > specify it in ntp.conf (making sure it has the necessary privileges to write > to the path in question). > > This change in OpenPKG 2.2's ntp package has some drawbacks. Although the > admin can change where ntpd writes its pid file (in ntp.conf), the variable > $ntp_pidfile in rc.ntp is hardcoded to look for the pid file in > /opkg/var/ntp. I'll look into ways of fixing this. > > Regards, > Michael ______________________________________________________________________ The OpenPKG Project www.openpkg.org User Communication List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
