Greetings I am currently running Voyage 0.8.5 on an ALIX2D13.
When I installed the build, I changed very little; I updated and installed nano and ntpd with apt-get. I noticed there was a problem with LOCALE errors so I sorted this out, although I can't remember the exact steps. I have been running ntpd absolutely fine, I peered with some stratum 2 servers in the UK and added the server to uk.pool.ntp.org. Within a day or so my server was scoring 20 (Max) for availability and accuracy. One of the suggestions on the pool site was to run a www page on port 80 that informed anyone who accessed the fqdn of the server in their browser some details of the server. Today, I installed nginx and edited index.html to provide that info. My firewall logs all the traffic to port 123 UDP of the server and produces a graph in png format. I created a cron job to wget the image file every 10 minutes and place it in the images folder I created in the default usr/share/nginx/www folder. If you go to ntp.typical.me.uk you can see for yourself that it's all running fine except for one major problem - ntpd doesn't run properly anymore. I received a mail from the pool administrator within a few hours informing that me that the server is down. If I do a ntpq -p ntp.typical.me.uk from another host on my LAN, I get either a 'read connection refused' or a 'request timeout' error, whereas previously I could always see the peers. If I do /etc/init.d/ntp stop the first time I get Stopping NTP server: ntpdstart-stop-daemon: warning: failed to kill 1759: No such process . but then I can restart, and the ntpd daemon is running, but unresponsive. This is all very odd, and I would appreciate any suggestions as to where I might be going wrong. Regards Mark Powell _______________________________________________ Voyage-linux mailing list [email protected] http://list.voyage.hk/mailman/listinfo/voyage-linux
