Tim Shoppa wrote:
Heiko Gerstung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 09/13/05 3:59 AM wrote:
I could think of implementing some mechanics in the NTP
implementations to specify a "minimum interval" which
basically says "only reply to a request if the last one
from that IP took place more than x seconds".
Problem with that simple algorithm is that many perfectly
valid configurations of standard ntpd (like iburst) or ntpdate will launch 4
queries over a very short period of time (like a second).
Ok, I guess it would be no problem to make an exception for iburst,
which should be the only one we would have to take care of AFAIK.
Tim.
Kind regards,
Heiko
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