Stephen Vaughan wrote:
I'm talking about weeks at a time.
Network connectivity goes down, ntp reverts to LOCAL clock, then if you look at
the logs and check ntpq, it remains bound to the LOCAL clock, several weeks
after the connectivity went down. A simple restart of ntpd brings the external
clocks back online.
Do you, by any chance, have an unstable IP address? Some ISPs generate
these. One theories is that it is to break attempts to run servers.
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