[MVMA] Stratum 1 NTP Server

[Chuck Gelm]

On 3/28/21 10:35 AM, Jim Bacher, WB8VSU wrote:
> Chuck, if your wsjt computer gets its ntp data from a local server, it 
> should not have drifted. I am assuming you have wsjt running on a 
> Raspberry Pi, which doesn't have any built in time reference. And the 
> server is a traditional computer with a built in time reference.
>
> If I am correct that means your local server might have an issue. It 
> would be worth taking a look at the ntp logs on the server.
>
> Jim Bacher, WB8VSU
> wb8vsu at arrl.net
> <https://trc.guru>

Keeping this on the list in case we learn something. ;-)
I found the loss of resolving the ubuntu.pool
(error resolving pool /[0-3]/.ubuntu.pool.ntp.org: Name or service not 
known)
in the syslog./#/ file.
Since the ntp server on the home server lost its upstream servers, it 
would have started drifting.

  I am remote now and have left the WSJTX powered down, so I don't have 
access to its log files.
I am not seeing a log entry in the home server's syslog file indicating 
a repair from an ntp 'drift'
after internet access was restored.

  I see that there may be some ntp logging settings that might have caused
/"sync Messages about the synchronization state"/
to have been logged.

Chuck

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