Some grep implementations detect binary data and return success without matching whole line. This might be an issue for the DHCPv6 NTP FQDN check. The GNU grep in the C locale seems to check only for the NUL character, which cannot be passed in an environment variable, but other implementations might behave differently and there doesn't seem to be a portable way to force matching the whole line. Instead of the grep command, check for invalid characters by comparing the length of the input passed through "tr -d -c". |
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chrony-wait.service | ||
chrony.conf.example1 | ||
chrony.conf.example2 | ||
chrony.conf.example3 | ||
chrony.keys.example | ||
chrony.logrotate | ||
chrony.nm-dispatcher.dhcp | ||
chrony.nm-dispatcher.onoffline | ||
chronyd.service |