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> > > It would probably help if we could see debug output from the time when
> > > the sources cannot be selected.
> >
> > Ok, got it :)
> >
> > There seems to be a 1 to 1 correlation with the "Fallback drift 13"
> >
> > activation, which is the value i selected in the config file:
> > fallbackdrift 13 19
>
> Ok, I think chronyd switching to a fallback drift when no update of
> the clock was made in 2^13 seconds explains the unsynchronized status
> (0.0.0.0 entries in the tracking log). That's actually how it was
> designed to work. I think it could be improved to keep the current
> reference and adjust the dispersion rate to allow it to operate as an
> NTP server and make the tracking report useful.
Ok. I'm misinterpreting the fallbackdrift documentation then (or it is perhaps
a bit misleading), since it says: "They (drifts) are used when the clock is no
longer synchronised ...". From what i understand
"synchronized" == "a reference is set"
so the fallback drift causes the reference to be lost, and not the other way
around.
I would like to make sure that a reference source stays selected even if the
network is offline, at least until chrony estimates the clock may get way too
off (eg, greater than 1s): i poll chrony with
"chronyc waitsync 1 1 500"
every 5 minutes to make sure it is still sync'ed, and trigger a network
connection if not.
Shall i simply remove the fallbackdrift setting in that case?
> The "Can't synchronise: no selectable sources" messages seem to
> correspond to chronyc offline commands. Maybe you have a networking
> script running automatically when an interface is brought up/down?
yes, exactly, although i tried to ensure the 3G modem stays connected all the
time. Probably now i can't recover a log of that anymore, but i could retest
if interesting for you.
Thanks a lot for your support!
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