Hi, I installed owncloud from the SuSe build service repo on a server running debian unstable. The owncloud server is # part of a local infrastructure with a dedicated domain time server # a linux-vserver container, so not allowed to change time/date that it shares with the host.
I understand that it is crucial for webdav/calendar/kerberos services to have accurate timestamps, so I can see a reason to _recommend_ an ntp service (there are others than ntp, too). Debian users working with the distribution defaults would install the recommends of a package anyway, afaik. Imagine users who would prefer chrony or openntpd over ntp. Of course I'm able to 'insserv -r ntp' now and again with every ntp update, but I'd like to discuss the issue, too – but I could have missed it. Best, Sebastian _______________________________________________ Owncloud mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/owncloud
