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@mark @M0CUV Perhaps some info here on clocks via GPS, very tantalising rabbit hole....
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/services/ntp/gps
https://github.com/domschl/RaspberryNtpServer
https://github.com/tiagofreire-pt/rpi_uputronics_stratum1_chrony
#gps #stratum1 #ntp #chrony #ntpd
openwrt.org[OpenWrt Wiki] Stratum 1 NTP server using USB GPS
Just like DNS way, way, waaaaaaaay too many seem to mess up NTP. So I wrote a thing about monitoring NTP with OpenSearch/ElasticSearch.
Infosec Worrier · NTP Server Monitoring with Filebeat and ELKthere is a wide gap in the understanding of NTP (and PTP) amongst many IT Organizations. Most appear to be ignorant of RFC8633 containing Best Current Practice (BCP), including recommendations for the stable, accurate, and secure operation of NTP infrastructure.
days since I wanted to rewrite 
Solventar conflicto de Apparmor con ntpd
https://www.ochobitshacenunbyte.com/2023/09/19/solventar-conflicto-de-apparmor-con-ntpd/
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Ugh... GPS on my router isn't getting a good enough of a signal. Seriously don't want to set up a separate NTP server on my network above ground...
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@texttheater Die Unix-Philosophie besagt: "Do one thing, and do it well". Damit ist gemeint, dass jedes Kommandozeilenprogramm einen bestimmten Skopus haben sollte (#Orthogonalität). Durch Pipelines usw. lassen sich die Unix-Tools bei Bedarf kombinieren. Systemd hat statt dessen alles Mögliche wahllos integriert – oftmals in schlechterer Qualität. So musste ich erst neulich wieder #ntpd installieren, weil das in #systemd integrierte Pendant einfach nicht gut genug ist.
Speaking of my #NAS; I have a jail on my (#TrueNAS Core) NAS that runs a few proxying services, including an #ntpd. It has this in /etc/rc.conf:
ntpdate_enable="YES"
ntpd_enable="YES"
So ... why doesn't ntpd start at boot? service ntpd start starts it immediately. It hasn't started at boot for literally years, I have to start it by hand on every reboot. Why?
Depuis une mise à jour d'#ArchLinux, #OpenNTPD (de OpenBSD) ne synchronise plus l'horloge. Retour au traditionnel #ntpd, qui marche. (Et qui permet de restreindre les accès par adresse IP.)
You know, I really had no idea #systemd ate #ntp synchronization until #timesyncd broke and I had to switch to #ntpd