I wonder what this stupid "leap smear" will do to NTP driftfiles. ...
There was a report on that area mentioned here a while ago.
As long as the smearing is slow enough, the client servers easily track the
drift. There is a bump in their drift, but it's not a problem for ntp. It's
on the same scale as a big change in temperature.
If you are trying to use your drift as a thermometer, things will get screwed
up. If you know the parameters of the smearing server, you could probably
correct for it.
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tn1ajb@nic.fi said:
> I wonder what this stupid "leap smear" will do to NTP driftfiles. ...
There was a report on that area mentioned here a while ago.
As long as the smearing is slow enough, the client servers easily track the
drift. There is a bump in their drift, but it's not a problem for ntp. It's
on the same scale as a big change in temperature.
If you are trying to use your drift as a thermometer, things will get screwed
up. If you know the parameters of the smearing server, you could probably
correct for it.
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