On Wed, Jan 18, 2006 at 07:40:40PM -0600, John Hasler wrote:
> > chronyc outputs this for "chronyc sources" on amd64:
>
> > ^+ mainframe.cynacom.com 39186 +4294966078us[+4294966078us]
> > +/- 97ms
>
> Does chronyd work? Do any other chronyc commands produce similarly wonky
> o
> chronyc outputs this for "chronyc sources" on amd64:
> ^+ mainframe.cynacom.com 39186 +4294966078us[+4294966078us]
> +/- 97ms
Does chronyd work? Do any other chronyc commands produce similarly wonky
output?
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I've forwarded your report upstream, but I will also work on the problem
myself when I get time.
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Thank you for your report.
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Package: chrony
Version: 1.21-2
Severity: important
chronyc outputs this for "chronyc sources" on amd64:
^+ mainframe.cynacom.com 39186 +4294966078us[+4294966078us] +/-
97ms
That funny number is due to the pervasive use of "long" for 32-bit
integers in the code. I don't know w
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