Le 2025-03-26 14:20, Tim Connors a écrit : > Hi maintainer, > > This is a rather unfortunate bug. As can be seen from the manpage, > > "Generally, the directives can occur in any order in the file and if a > directive is specified multiple times, only the last one will be > effective. Exceptions are noted in the descriptions." > > One of the potentially many configurations an end-user may need to adjust > is makestep, which is configured almost last in chrony.conf. > > All VM's for instance, will need to customise that, so makes sense to > drop into /etc/chrony/conf.d/vm.conf: > > # ensure chrony doesn't bail if vmware gains or loses too many ticks > makestep 1 -1 > > Well that's unfortunate, isn't it? I now need to manually munge > /etc/chrony/chrony.conf of all of my generations of VMs. And anything > else I've customised, I need to keep track of which of my machines are VMs > and which are not. > > I just verified this *isn't* an upstream bug, with upstream not having > included a confdir directive at all. It's also not fixed in 4.6.1-1 in > unstable.
It will be fixed soon. > It would be extremely nice to have this fixed for trixie. It's > unfortunate that chrony is a regression over what we had with NTP, given > it is the claimed replacement of NTP and NTP fixed this issue 20 years > ago. Don't use it, then!
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