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We are using suse-linux and we are not getting any error messages. we tried 1. adding ntp server in ntp.conf file and restarting xntpd
2. using ntpdate -u <ntpserver> this also doesn't work . In /var/log/ntp these are the following messages. 1 Apr 12:17:02 ntpd[26972]: sendto(10.188.0.21): Bad file descriptor 1 Apr 12:17:03 ntpd[26972]: sendto(10.188.0.20): Bad file descriptor 1 Apr 12:17:04 ntpd[26972]: sendto(10.188.0.21): Bad file descriptor 1 Apr 12:17:05 ntpd[26972]: sendto(10.188.0.20): Bad file descriptor 1 Apr 12:17:06 ntpd[26972]: sendto(10.188.0.21): Bad file descriptor 1 Apr 12:17:07 ntpd[26972]: sendto(10.188.0.20): Bad file descriptor 1 Apr 12:17:08 ntpd[26972]: sendto(10.188.0.21): Bad file descriptor 1 Apr 12:17:08 ntpd[26972]: ntpd exiting on signal 2 1 Apr 12:22:45 ntpd[24999]: no servers reachable 1 Apr 12:30:05 ntpd[24999]: synchronized to 10.188.0.20, stratum 3 1 Apr 12:33:13 ntpd[24999]: no servers reachable 1 Apr 12:40:47 ntpd[24999]: synchronized to 10.188.0.21, stratum 3 1 Apr 12:48:34 ntpd[24999]: synchronized to 10.188.0.20, stratum 3 1 Apr 12:48:38 ntpd[24999]: time reset +4.722232 s 1 Apr 12:49:27 ntpd[24999]: ntpd exiting on signal 15 1 Apr 12:50:45 ntpd[29152]: synchronized to 10.188.0.21, stratum 3 1 Apr 12:50:45 ntpd[29152]: kernel time sync disabled 0041 1 Apr 12:51:23 ntpd[29152]: ntpd exiting on signal 15 1 Apr 13:54:40 ntpd[29248]: synchronized to LOCAL(0), stratum 10 1 Apr 13:54:40 ntpd[29248]: kernel time sync disabled 0041 1 Apr 14:09:52 ntpd[29248]: kernel time sync enabled 0001 |
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Are you able to run ntpdate in debug mode?
maybe a clue is given.... ntpdate -d -u <ntpserver> or maybe try different ntp server, and see what happens maybe (non suse and non redhat) this can help HOWTO NTP - Gentoo Linux Wiki Last edited by rvegmond; 04-02-2008 at 02:58 PM.. Reason: adding gentoo docs |
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