Chris Richmond - MD6-FDC ~ wrote: > In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, > "Eugen COCA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >Aug 9 09:51:03 ntp1 ntpd[62681]: kernel time sync disabled 2307 > >Aug 9 09:51:57 ntp1 ntpd[62681]: pps sync disabled > >Aug 9 09:52:09 ntp1 ntpd[62681]: kernel time sync enabled 2107 > > I get this all the time. I attribute it to having the sensor > inside the house, on a window sill. I intend to place it outside > at some point. >
Nope. All my sensors are on the top of the roof, 99% sky view. > >Aug 9 07:13:10 ntp1 ntpd[59412]: pps sync disabled > >Aug 9 07:20:34 ntp1 ntpd[59412]: pps sync disabled > >Aug 9 07:28:50 ntp1 ntpd[59412]: pps sync disabled > > Mine comes and goes without having to restart ntpd. It seems to > be unsync'ed at the moment. Its usually under .01 for offset > and jitter. This is off the router that's sync'ing to it. > When these messages appear, the server will NEVER sync again against the PPS signal without restarting the service (on FreeBSD of course). I made this test for three days - no sync on GPS wihtout restarting the service. _______________________________________________ questions mailing list questions@lists.ntp.isc.org https://lists.ntp.isc.org/mailman/listinfo/questions
