AW: AW: [chrony-users] chrony: Use of RTC trimming together with ntpdate: A Bad Thing ?

[<thomas.schmid@xxxxxxxxx>]

>> I understand, but as this happens during bootup, I *need* a way to find out when chronyd's
>> "initistepslew"  has finished, to allow me to remove the temporary route to the NTP server
>> (in reality it is a temporary default route).
>> So the chrony startup script has run, chronyd was started and the bootup continues to start
>> more services on the system. And I *need* to have this temporary route removed *before*
>> the routing services of my system are started in the bootup.
>> Right now I don't see how I could pick the right moment to remove the route; chronyc cannot
>> be run (no terminal) and I don't want to rely on looking for clues in syslog.
>With the latest code in git the foreground process exits after
>initstepslew (and other initialization) is completed, successfully or
>unsuccessfully.
>Why do you need a terminal to run chronyc?
Uhm, isn't setting RTC etc a task which needs a password to be entered ? Of course, I could
put this password into the scripts, but that's not really a nice solution ? 

Thomas Schmid
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