Based on the conversations upstream, I'd say that rlimit memlock 0 should be the default in debian, not something that needs to be added to working configs. (It appears that beyond the startup issue, it's fairly common for running ntpd's to crash with out-of-memory errors when using memlock. The feature is fairly useless for leaf nodes, and actual high-precision servers probably don't want to randomly die at least as much as they want a theoretical performance increase.) If someone really wants this, they can turn it on.

Mike Stone


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