hi!
On 26.06.2012 19:26, AlbyVA wrote:
"After the 2008-12-31 leap second about 1 in 7 of the NTP servers
went bad by
just around one second in the first hour after the leap second[1].
Even 12
hours later about 2% of the servers were still bad. I didn't write
it down,
but I randomly checked some of the bad servers and I recall that
they were
using a seemingly random mix of sources (CDMA signals, GPS directly,
other NTP
servers over the internet etc)."
Ask
[1] https://lists.ntp.org/pipermail/pool/2009-January/004623.html
Very interesting... Will you be doing any similar data collection
after this Leap Second?
yes, I would like to know that, too!
but what's more interesting.. how can I ensure that my pool servers will
be working correctly?
is it sufficient to use 4.2.6 (package from debian squeeze) and
configure the "leapfile" directive? do I have to change the "restrict"
directive to allow querying of the leapsec?
thanks!
cheers,
Thomas
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