On Fri, 28 Jul 2023 at 16:36, Edward McGuire <met...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The fine manual says ntpq "can do everything ntpdc used to do". For the > ntpdc command "delrestrict" what is the equivalent ntpq command? > You can do the equivalent using ntpq's remote configuration command ":config". Assuming you have "controlkey 99", "trustedkey 99" and "keys /etc/ntp.keys" in ntp.conf, and "99 M myntpqpasswd" in /etc/ntp.keys, you could do something like: ntpq -c "keyid 99" -c "passwd myntpqpasswd" -c ":config restrict 10.11.12.13" to remove the specific restriction for that address, leaving it restricted by any more general subnet restriction or the default restriction. The syntax for ntpq's :config is the same as for ntp.conf. -- Cheers, Dave Hart
