Hello,
my use case for chrony is on a device which is connecting for a few seconds
every 12 hours to send data. An initial synchronization time on first boot will
of course take longer, that's ok.
The ppp deamon will set chrony servers online / offline when the link is on/off.
Assuming the serv
On Fri, Feb 09, 2018 at 03:18:08PM +0100, Ariel Garcia wrote:
> Assuming the servers are reachable/fine, would a short connection time of
> 2-3 seconds twice per day be enough to keep synchronized, or should i rather
> enforce some minimum "on" time? (no big precision required, just within 1s)
T
> > Assuming the servers are reachable/fine, would a short connection time of
> > 2-3 seconds twice per day be enough to keep synchronized, or should i
> > rather enforce some minimum "on" time? (no big precision required, just
> > within 1s)
>
> That should be ok. 1 second per 12 hours is a freque
Just curious. Are you using the chrony and gpsd from the Raspbian Jessie
repositories? If so, do yourself a favor and get rid of them both,
download the latest source for BOTH and compile them yourself. I beat my
head against a wall trying to get the repo versions to work but they are
horribly o
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