Frank Nicholas :
> What about GPSd/NTPSec systems that do not support SHM as required
> by GPSd/NTPSec? (Are there any? macOS? Others?)
They will usually be able to use NMEA + PPS.
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On Aug 23, 2017, at 10:07 AM, Eric S. Raymond via devel
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> #55: ntpd refclock GPSD_JSON just stops working.
>
> I am unhappy with this driver. I believe - as this bug demonstrates -
> that it's too crappy to ship if we want to establish and maintain a
> reputation for trouble-free opera
Sanjeev Gupta :
> I would dearly love to see #204 (/etc/ntp.d) be included in 1.0.
Some version of /etc/ntp.d support will definitely be there.
The question is whether it will be the version that's there, or whether
someone will persuade me that they have a better idea.
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Hi,
I would dearly love to see #204 (/etc/ntp.d) be included in 1.0.
As a SysAdm, I typically read the new features list rarely. If it does not
land in 1.0 (and pacakge managers and I do not start using it then), it may
never get used.
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Our planned ship date for 1.0 is 28 September.
We'll feature-freeze sooner than that - not sure when yet but
somewhere in the ballpark of 7-14 September seems likely.
We're down to 7 issues on the tracker. Feature freeze has
implications for the two that are RFEs, and for one other.
Here they ar