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I haven't tried to reproduce the problem, but I have a few
considerations here.
After a quick search to check whether this problem was already
encountered/handled by other distributions, I found an interesting bug
against chrony o
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Title:
Chrony systemd service isn't restarted in case of an error
To manage notifica
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I'm running on Ubuntu server 20.04 on a GCP VM. In some some rare cases in
which the VM memory stressed,
the chrony service is killed by the OOM.
Since chrony is a very important service which keeps the time in sync, it
mustn't crash and must remain highly available
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Title:
Chrony systemd service isn't restarted in case of an error
To manage notifica