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Hi everybody,
I've installed openntpd (from source) on my woody system (I'm running a self-compiled 2.6.9 kernel with vs1.9.3 patch) with POSIX capabilities enabled.
Openntpd tries to set the time but fails. As the process is running as root I suspect that I would have to set the appropriate capability to enable it setting the time.
I seem to be blind - I don't find any documentation on how to use capabilities as a user (and not a programmer).
BTW: The messages I get are: Jan 8 13:10:15 max openntpd[22252]: adjusting local clock by -2869.708159s Jan 8 13:10:15 max openntpd[22252]: adjusting local clock by -2869.708159s Jan 8 13:10:15 max openntpd[22252]: adjtime failed: Invalid argument
ps faxu shows the following for openntpd: root 22252 0.0 0.1 2320 1008 ? S Jan07 0:00 /usr/sbin/openntpd -f /etc/openntp/ntpd.conf ntp 22253 0.0 0.1 2940 1104 ? S Jan07 0:00 \_ /usr/sbin/openntpd -f /etc/openntp/ntpd.conf
Any hints (what to do, where to find suitable documentation)? Thanx a lot.
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