Ntpd shows "stopped" in Services status widget, running according to logs etc
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Anyone else seeing this or is it just me?
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I have this too, except that ntp is not running - try```
ps -A | grep ntpSomething coming up that might address this? : [https://redmine.pfsense.org/projects/pfsense-tools/repository/revisions/73db439ed44826ae3e4e96a9e2c1cdf292ee709d](https://redmine.pfsense.org/projects/pfsense-tools/repository/revisions/73db439ed44826ae3e4e96a9e2c1cdf292ee709d)
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I'm seeing the same thing, ntpd is showing as running.
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My bad, I was looking at an earlier terminal window that happened to have the ps list on it. No, it's definitely not running.
"ntpd" from the Shell starts it up just fine.
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Ok, so it is probably a scripting issue rather than ntp binary. I never bothered to try to launch it from CLI so thanks for that info…
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Should be OK on the next new snapshots, we switched to yet another different ntpd binary (same lineage as the one freebsd includes, but a couple point releases newer)
I had missed some files for the copy list that makes the iso/update images when I did the switch, and since my VM was working, I didn't realize it (because apparently I had manually done a pkg_add for that version previously on that vm…)
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Should be OK on the next new snapshots, we switched to yet another different ntpd binary (same lineage as the one freebsd includes, but a couple point releases newer)
I had missed some files for the copy list that makes the iso/update images when I did the switch, and since my VM was working, I didn't realize it (because apparently I had manually done a pkg_add for that version previously on that vm…)
"Will the real ntpd please stand up?" ;D
Thanks for taking the trouble to explain, next snapshot eagerly awaited. 8)
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Just a small question: in trying to figure out which commits are in a build:
a) is the build timestamp the time of when the build started, or when it ended?
b) if it's the end-time, how long does a build generally take?
c) are the time zones for the github time stamps and for the builds the same?Or put simply: how do I know that a certain commit is part of a particular build, unless I just wait an extra day or so?
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a) started, b) many hours, usually ~6 or so, give or take for a full run, b) all our times are US Eastern. Github might adjust based on your preferences though.
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FreeBSD mybox 8.3-RELEASE-p2 FreeBSD 8.3-RELEASE-p2 #1: Fri Jun 1 07:15:47 EDT 2012 root@FreeBSD_8.3_pfSense_2.1.snaps.pfsense.org:/usr/obj./usr/pfSensesrc/src/sys/pfSense_SMP.8 i386
ntpd working. Yay!