Hal Murray :
>
> > # Requests are automatically retried once, so total timeout with no
> > # response is a bit over 2 * DEFTIMEOUT, or 10 seconds.
>
> Thanks. That sounds reasonable, but I can't translate that into what I'm
> seeing.
>
> Did you check the code? Does it bail on the second tim
> # Requests are automatically retried once, so total timeout with no
> # response is a bit over 2 * DEFTIMEOUT, or 10 seconds.
Thanks. That sounds reasonable, but I can't translate that into what I'm
seeing.
Did you check the code? Does it bail on the second timeout? Is there an
extra re
Hal Murray via devel :
>
> Anybody familiar with the retransmission code?
I think I'm the only person who has touched it.
> It seems to hang occasionally. A wild guess, there is some backoff code in
> there that increases the retransmission timer. That's good. I'm guessing
> that my problem
Anybody familiar with the retransmission code?
It seems to hang occasionally. A wild guess, there is some backoff code in
there that increases the retransmission timer. That's good. I'm guessing
that my problem is that the timer gets too big. It's not actually hanging,
just running very v
Hal Murray :
> This is from a day or so ago.
>
> [murray@second ~]$ ntpq -d 4 -nc mru
> ntpq can only work interactively on one host.
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File "/usr/local/bin/ntpq", line 1635, in
> session.openhost(*interpreter.chosts[0])
> File "/usr/local/lib/python2.
Hal Murray :
> The current peers command is broken. It's printing a big bunch of blanks
> instead of the host name for each slot. It way overflows an 80 character
> line.
Well, that was a symphony of stupid. On my part.
Here's what happened. I fixed the kludgy way I had implemented termsize
The current peers command is broken. It's printing a big bunch of blanks
instead of the host name for each slot. It way overflows an 80 character
line.
My mail stuff will probably break these long lines.
[murray@glypnod play]$ ntpq -p cent2
remote refid st t when poll rea
Hal Murray :
> The mru list is getting printed out oldest first. I thought you fixed that.
I thought I did too. Testing...
esr@snark:~/software/ntp-rescue/ntpsec$ ntpq -c mru
Ctrl-C will stop MRU retrieval and display partial results.
Retrieved 12 unique MRU entries and 0 updates.
lstint avgint
The mru list is getting printed out oldest first. I thought you fixed that.
The print-what-you-have after ^C doesn't work if the output is a pipe.
(Classic doesn't work either.)
[murray@second ~]$ ntpq -nc mru | tee foo.log
Ctrl-C will stop MRU retrieval and display partial results.
^Cclose fai
