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On 03/07/2018 07:43 AM, Christian Ehrhardt wrote:
So the question is, is this "so bad" that we should not fall back by
default.
Or is this a minor degradation and the comfort for the NTP server component
to just work outweighs the concern.
Doing a fallback without some kind of notice is just plain wrong. Being
silent is just wrong.
Now, if you were to make a local mail to root that you have to fall
back, that would be sufficient enough to eliminate the "astonishment
factor."
how about -x1 for saying "die on failure", and -x or -x0 for "fallback
on failure"? Or some other option?
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