Hal Murray :
>
> I think it's important to split work on this into several areas.
>
> The first is the simple no-DNS (and hence no-pool) case. This is the
> important case.
>
> How long does it take to get started when ntp.conf has 3 or 4 server slots
> specified by IP Address? The interesti
I think it's important to split work on this into several areas.
The first is the simple no-DNS (and hence no-pool) case. This is the
important case.
How long does it take to get started when ntp.conf has 3 or 4 server slots
specified by IP Address? The interesting case is using iburst, but
Background:
This isn't related to the bug, but often adds a layer of confusion when
trying to understand what is going on with DNS. The old ntpq -p had a few
lines of code that skipped some entries. I forget the details. I think it
skipped slots that hadn't received any responses yet.
I ma
