2018-08-01 1:19 GMT+00:00 grarpamp <[email protected]>: > > > Which of these do you use on your relays? > > Some people may or may not consider relays > (in general, overlay network nodes) to be > a separate class of unix box subject to whatever > various concerns, differential administration, etc. > > Let's call it a unix box. > It's FreeBSD 11. > > If you use FreeBSD's packages, ntpsec... while having forked the former > ntp.org client in a fine direction (see ntpsec's website)... is not > yet available > in pkg form, the rest are. It compiles and works fine. > Among the rest, if you want to interface with GPS, PPS, radio, old random HW, > use exotic timing schemes, graph logs, kitchen sink... that's more like ntp.org, > which has a historically large community, and is still the one shipped with > the FreeBSD base system. > OpenNTPD is very lean and from the security family of OpenBSD. > In the bump style of ntpdate, tlsdate is more of a > comparator / last ditch anti-censorship tool. > > For basic network sync, try openntpd. > New to FreeBSD and want their help, go with their base ntp.org. > Old school time-nut, ntp.org, or if... > Looking for other new perspectives, ntpsec. > Stuck in a hole and can't tell noon from midnight, tlsdate. > > There's no single answer. I've used them all.
if you can, setup a stratum 1, but... regarding openntpd@freebsd; https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-and-configure-openntpd-on-freebsd-10-2 -- Vinícius Zavam keybase.io/egypcio/key.asc
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