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I don't suppose this is the right place to ask, but I hope you won't mind |
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too much. Perhaps I'm just not looking in the right place, though I've been |
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through the extensive ntp documentation with the proverbial tooth comb but |
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still can't find what I need. |
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I'm putting a new iDEQ box to work as my replacement firewall and gateway, |
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and I've got as far as setting up an ntpd on it for my network to use. |
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Naturally, I don't want it to listen on the external interface, so I've |
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uncommented the appropriate lines in /etc/ntpd.conf to restrict what |
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addresses are listened to. All with no effect: the system log shows ntpd |
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listening on two wildcard addresses and, specifically, my external address, |
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as well as the (intended) internal one. How on earth do I get the program |
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to obey its own configuration declarations? |
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I'd prefer to use chrony, but it hasn't been ported to amd64 yet so I have |
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to make do with ntpd. Any clues, anyone? |
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Rgds |
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Peter. |
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