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only in the first three clock updates.
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[[maxchange]]*maxchange* _offset_ _start_ _ignore_::
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This directive sets the maximum allowed offset corrected on a clock update. The
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check is performed only after the specified number of updates to allow a large
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initial adjustment of the system clock. When an offset larger than the
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specified maximum occurs, it will be ignored for the specified number of times
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and then *chronyd* will give up and exit (a negative value can be used to never
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exit). In both cases a message is sent to syslog.
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This directive sets the maximum offset to be accepted on a clock update. The
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offset is measured relative to the current estimate of the true time, which is
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different from the system time if a previous slew did not finish.
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The check is enabled after the specified number of clock updates to allow a
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large initial offset to be corrected on start. Offsets larger than the
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specified maximum will be ignored for the specified number of times. Another
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large offset will cause *chronyd* to give up and exit. A negative value
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can be used to disable the limit to ignore all large offsets. A syslog message
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will be generated when an offset is ignored or it causes the exit.
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An example of the use of this directive is:
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