>> Note that it is using the old nonce.
> I had to stare at this for quite a while before I figured it out.
> When I switched from the old C code's buggy use of a counter to trigger the
> new nonce request to a timeout, I also needed to invert the order of
> operation of the nonce request and the
Hal Murray :
> Note that it is using the old nonce.
I had to stare at this for quite a while before I figured it out.
When I switched from the old C code's buggy use of a counter to
trigger the new nonce request to a timeout, I also needed to invert
the order of operation of the nonce request and
e...@thyrsus.com said:
> The Python client library now requests nonces every 16 seconds during an
> MRU-request sequence, rather than every 4 requests.
I don't think we are on the same wavelength yet.
You may have fixed a bug (thanks), but ntpd still sends back a new nonce that
is getting igno
The Python client library now requests nonces every 16 seconds during
an MRU-request sequence, rather than every 4 requests.
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