Hello,
I did not pay much attention, but since a couple of weeks
(the latest "daylight savings in Europe????") mu ntp
programs do not function anymore and host clocks
drift further and further (both for machines
I upgraded to -stable as for machines which have a couple
a months old -stable ...).
When I do: ntpdate -bv ntp1.oleane.net I get
15 Apr 01:53:24 ntpdate[14191]: ntpdate 4.1.0-a Sat Apr 13 21:23:32 MEST 2002 (1)
15 Apr 01:53:28 ntpdate[14191]: no server suitable for synchronization found
When I do : ntpdate -bdv ntp1.oleane.net I get
15 Apr 01:53:33 ntpdate[14192]: ntpdate 4.1.0-a Sat Apr 13 21:23:32 MEST 2002 (1)
transmit(194.2.0.58)
receive(194.2.0.58)
transmit(194.2.0.58)
receive(194.2.0.58)
transmit(194.2.0.58)
receive(194.2.0.58)
transmit(194.2.0.58)
receive(194.2.0.58)
transmit(194.2.0.58)
server 194.2.0.58, port 123
stratum 2, precision -17, leap 00, trust 000
refid [192.36.143.152], delay 0.02751, dispersion 0.00008
transmitted 4, in filter 4
reference time: c06494ad.61d3dc8b Mon, Apr 15 2002 1:52:13.382
originate timestamp: c0649517.53f7be12 Mon, Apr 15 2002 1:53:59.327
transmit timestamp: c06494fd.f09a133c Mon, Apr 15 2002 1:53:33.939
filter delay: 0.02794 0.02751 0.02791 0.02780
0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000
filter offset: 25.38715 25.38698 25.38685 25.38704
0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000
delay 0.02751, dispersion 0.00008
offset 25.386989
15 Apr 01:53:33 ntpdate[14192]: step time server 194.2.0.58 offset 25.386989 sec
i.e. looks like ntpdate finds the correct offset, but is no longer capable
to apply it; I tried with "ntpd -q" but without succes as well.
I am not aware of any changes I did, apart form the classical
world-cycle on *part* of my boxes, but the problem exists on *all*
boxes.
This might be a firewall-issue of the university, but then, even
"ntpdate -v box-next-to-me" gives the sames behaviour.
I would be glad to know if there is another european FreeBSD sysadmin
who can tell me if he is capable or not to use ntp.
Thanx in advance.
Arno
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Arno J. Klaassen
INSERM U483
9 quai st bernard
Paris
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