On Tue, 8 May 2007, Oliver Fromme wrote:
Martin Dieringer wrote:
> My clock is now _15 minutes_ late, after about 1 day with powerd
> running.
> ntpd is running also.
> Can nobody tell where the problem is here?
Are you sure that your /etc/ntp.conf ist correct?
# cat /etc/ntp.conf
server time.fu-berlin.de iburst maxpoll 9
driftfile /var/db/ntp.drift
logfile /var/log/ntpd
#
# cat /var/db/ntp.drift
500.000
#
Are there any messages from ntpd in /var/log/messages?
What's the output from "ntpq -p"?
# ntpq -p
No association ID's returned
#
Make sure that you have these two lines in /etc/rc.conf:
ntpd_enable="YES"
ntpd_sync_on_start="YES"
how can I sync on start if I have to first dialup?
I have ntpd_flags="-g" - the same?
and how will the clock run when not connected to the internet?
it should at least be somehow in a sensible range
The second one is important -- it passes the -g option to
ntpd. Without that option, ntpd refuses to perform an
initial correction if the clock offset is too large.
If there are still problems, please show us the contents
of your /etc/ntp.conf file.
now this is the machine with 2 minutes offset after 30hours uptime
(the other one has ntpd killed at signal 15 - some version problem I
think)
But 2 minutes is also too much
/var/log/ntpd:
8 May 05:14:14 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=2
8 May 05:28:22 ntpd[585]: time reset +1.574431 s
8 May 05:29:35 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 05:35:00 ntpd[585]: no servers reachable
8 May 05:43:30 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=2
8 May 05:52:04 ntpd[585]: no servers reachable
8 May 06:34:47 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 06:43:29 ntpd[585]: time reset +9.086484 s
8 May 06:43:29 ntpd[585]: kernel time sync enabled 6001
8 May 06:44:42 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 06:44:42 ntpd[585]: kernel time sync enabled 2001
8 May 06:44:45 ntpd[585]: time reset +0.948614 s
8 May 06:45:58 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 06:53:31 ntpd[585]: no servers reachable
8 May 06:55:40 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 06:57:50 ntpd[585]: no servers reachable
8 May 07:57:35 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=2
8 May 07:57:52 ntpd[585]: time reset +17.498739 s
8 May 07:57:52 ntpd[585]: kernel time sync enabled 6001
8 May 07:59:06 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=2
8 May 07:59:06 ntpd[585]: kernel time sync enabled 2001
8 May 07:59:09 ntpd[585]: time reset +0.201341 s
8 May 08:00:20 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=2
8 May 08:18:42 ntpd[585]: no servers reachable
8 May 08:19:47 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 08:23:01 ntpd[585]: time reset +1.131953 s
8 May 08:24:15 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 08:43:43 ntpd[585]: no servers reachable
8 May 08:45:53 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 08:45:56 ntpd[585]: time reset +2.680132 s
8 May 08:47:05 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 08:56:55 ntpd[585]: no servers reachable
8 May 09:01:10 ntpd[585]: synchronized to 130.133.1.10, stratum=1
8 May 09:05:28 ntpd[585]: no servers reachable
I can ping the server ok and internet was working at that time.
I have to redialup every 24h which normally works fine.
m.
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