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Oops! My mistake.
Jack.
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one suggested -r would be the best option, I do agree.
Yes, indeed, of course!
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Actually, on second thoughts, I prefer -e, since if /etc/ntp.conf has no
read permission, I'd prefer to have it print an error than to continue
silently (But it's maintainers' decision of course).
Jack
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I had this problem too; it actually caused my ppp0 interface to fail to
start on boot (although that is most likely specific to my local settings!).
Anyway, It's easy to solve, with a minor edit to /etc/default/ntpdate
and I've included a patch to do
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This package is orphaned, and I am hoping to take over its maintenance.
I have attached a patch which fixes this. I have prepared version 1.1-5 which
incorporates this patch, and closes the bug.
Since this is an upstream problem, I will forward
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This package is orphaned, and I am hoping to take over its maintenance.
I have prepared version 1.1-5 which removes the invalid urls, and makes the
package description and manpage more relevant. This version will close this
bug. If you feel there
, and I've attached a patch that fixes this bug, which
has already been applied to the next Debian version awaiting upload, but which
you may like to apply to allow everyone else to benefit.
Kind Regards,
Jack Grahams
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