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I can screen shot mine if you wanted.I am just interested in comparing with ntpd.
I can screen shot mine if you wanted.I am just interested in comparing with ntpd.
Are you wanting to see a certain section of the graphs? For me I've noticed that the offset seems to stay between 1 plus or minus whereas before it was much higher..plus or minus.I am just interested in comparing with ntpd.
ARGS="-4 -r -u nobody -f $SCRIPT_STORAGE_DIR/chrony.conf"
RaspiServer is a Raspberry Pi Zero ($10), a Neo-8M GPS module ($11) and external antenna ($10). I now have a GPS/PPS based Stratum 1 time server. It's even a member of pool.ntp.org!
The things one does to keep amused during these times ;-)
Great stuff!! I'm also grateful for the entware package update to allow chrony to run as nobody - that's a good security consideration.
If I could suggest an addition to chrony - an option to run 'ipv4 only', maybe have one of the prompts ask if the user would like "ipv4" or "both", and if "v4 only" have the script insert a -4 in the run command:
Code:ARGS="-4 -r -u nobody -f $SCRIPT_STORAGE_DIR/chrony.conf"
Just so that it isn't also listening on ipv6 localhost as well unnecessarily (fraid my current ISP doesn't offer ipv6 even now in 2020 , so I have it disabled on everything).
Will it work to SSH that command and change the config file to use ipv4 only?
I'm waiting for someone to figure out and package up how to hang the GPS module off a USB port on an ASUS router..
How does this make "the internet much more responsive"?Have been using chronyd for the past three days and there is no doubt, the internet is much more responsive!
I'm waiting for someone to figure out and package up how to hang the GPS module off a USB port on an ASUS router..
You can download unbound_manager v3.20 Beta which detects either NTP Server@Jack Yaz
I'm using chrony in dev branch, unbound doesn't detect it as previously it used to identify entware ntp is enabled, unbound simply refuses to see chrony as we need to turn on unbound requirement as local time server needs to be activated
Chrony is undoubtedly an asset, awesome time management , just found this compatibility /whatever bug with unbound, please look into it
Thanks
e = Exit Script [?]
A:Option ==> ?
e = Exit Script [?]
A:Option ==> ?
Version=3.20 (Change Log: https://github.com/MartineauUK/Unbound-Asuswrt-Merlin/commits/dev/unbound_manager.sh)
Router Configuration recommended pre-reqs status:
[✔] Swapfile=1048572 kB
[✔] DNS Filter=ON
[✔] DNS Filter=ROUTER
[✖] Warning WAN: Use local caching DNS server as system resolver=YES see http://10.88.8.1:80/Tools_OtherSettings.asp ->Advanced Tweaks and Hacks
[✔] Entware NTP server 'S77chronyd' is running
[✔] Enable DNS Rebind protection=NO
[✔] Enable DNSSEC support=NO
Unfortunately not my issue to fix, but looks like the unbound_manager author is already on it@Jack Yaz
I'm using chrony in dev branch, unbound doesn't detect it as previously it used to identify entware ntp is enabled, unbound simply refuses to see chrony as we need to turn on unbound requirement as local time server needs to be activated
Chrony is undoubtedly an asset, awesome time management , just found this compatibility /whatever bug with unbound, please look into it
Thanks
What does the memory usage look like on your router with chronyd versus ntpd? I noticed my internet seems more responsive with ntpd, but i am not sure why.Have been using chronyd for the past three days and there is no doubt, the internet is much more responsive!
Thanks, @Jack Yaz for this powerful addition.
My only question now is, why isn't this available in the stable channel?
Thanks, I will do that.Sure - SSH in, edit /opt/etc/init.d/S77chronyd
and at the bottom of the file, look for the ARGS= line and put that -4 in after the first quotation mark Then load up ntpmerlin and do the 'r to restart' chrony using the new setting.
Of course this will be overwritten if you update.
You can verify what connections you have/are listening with netstat -peanut
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: pgd = ffffffc012ea0000
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: [00000008] *pgd=00000000113c2003, *pud=00000000113c2003, *pmd=0000000000000000
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: CPU: 0 PID: 23862 Comm: 7z Tainted: P O 4.1.27 #2
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: Hardware name: Broadcom-v8A (DT)
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: task: ffffffc015796b40 ti: ffffffc012ee8000 task.ti: ffffffc012ee8000
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: PC is at 0x7f91e298b0
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: LR is at 0x7f91e29898
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: pc : [<0000007f91e298b0>] lr : [<0000007f91e29898>] pstate: 60000000
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: sp : 0000007f8d5f98d0
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x29: 0000007f8d5f98d0 x28: 0000007f92382000
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x27: 000000000bec6560 x26: 0000007f92382000
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x25: 0000007f9237e000 x24: 000000000bec5808
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x23: 0000000000000000 x22: 000000000bec5968
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x21: 000000000bec5b30 x20: 000000000bec6560
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x19: 000000000bec58c0 x18: 000000005f6f8299
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x17: 0000007f9225c750 x16: 0000000000491308
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x15: 0000007f923501a8 x14: 0000000000000002
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x13: 0000000000000150 x12: 0000007f8d5fa1d0
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x11: 00000000003d0f00 x10: 0000007f9235bb80
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x9 : 000000000000270f x8 : 00000000000000de
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x7 : 0000000000000069 x6 : 0000000000468940
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x5 : 0000000000000000 x4 : 0000000000000000
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x3 : 000000000000000c x2 : 0000007f8d5fa8c0
Sep 27 10:04:09 kernel: x1 : 0000000000000001 x0 : 0000007f91f02318
Segmentation fault
ERROR: Can't allocate required memory!
mv: can't rename '/tmp/ntpmerlindata.zip': No such file or directory
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