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The initstepslew code has its own minimal NTP implementation. Drop the code, add a new initstepslew mode to the reference updating code and use regular NTP sources with iburst flag for initstepslew addresses instead. When an update is made or a source is found unreachable, log a message, remove the initstepslew sources and switch to normal mode. This reduces code duplication and makes initstepslew use features implemented only in the main code like source combining or SO_TIMESTAMP support. |
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| .. | ||
| 001-defaults | ||
| 002-largenetwork | ||
| 003-largefreqoffset | ||
| 004-largetimeoffset | ||
| 005-externalstep | ||
| 006-largejitter | ||
| 007-largewander | ||
| 101-poll | ||
| 102-iburst | ||
| 103-initstepslew | ||
| 104-driftfile | ||
| 105-ntpauth | ||
| 106-refclock | ||
| 107-allowdeny | ||
| 108-peer | ||
| 109-makestep | ||
| 110-chronyc | ||
| 111-knownclient | ||
| 112-port | ||
| 201-freqaccumulation | ||
| README | ||
| run | ||
| test.common | ||
This is a collection of simulation tests. They use clknetsim to simulate multiple systems connected in a network. It's available at https://github.com/mlichvar/clknetsim If this directory doesn't have a clknetsim subdirectory, a known working revision will be downloaded and compiled automatically. Currently it runs only on Linux. The tests are written in bash and they can be run directly. The ./run script runs all tests.