Re: [chrony-users] NetworkManager dispatcher script(20-chrony) not working on systemd-networkd |
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Does it work if you have the link only in the configured.d and off.d
directories? It would be nice to at least fix that comment in the
script if it's wrong.
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configuring / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : no-carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : no-carrier / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : no-carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : carrier / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : routable / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : routable
[20-chrony is called] IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configured / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : routable
↳ [chronyc activity result at the moment]
200 OK
1 sources online
0 sources offline
0 sources doing burst (return to online)
0 sources doing burst (return to offline)
2 sources with unknown address
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : no-carrier / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : no-carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : carrier / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configuring / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : routable / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : routable
[20-chrony is called] IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configured / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : routable
↳ [chronyc activity result at the moment]
200 OK
3 sources online
0 sources offline
0 sources doing burst (return to online)
0 sources doing burst (return to offline)
0 sources with unknown address
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configuring / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : no-carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : no-carrier / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : no-carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : carrier / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : carrier
[20-chrony is called] IFACE : eth0 / STATE : routable / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : routable
↳ [chronyc activity result at the moment]
200 OK
0 sources online
0 sources offline
0 sources doing burst (return to online)
0 sources doing burst (return to offline)
3 sources with unknown address
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configured / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : routable
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : no-carrier / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : no-carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : carrier / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : carrier
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configuring / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : carrier
[20-chrony is called] IFACE : eth0 / STATE : routable / AdministrativeState : configuring / OperationalState : routable
↳ [chronyc activity result at the moment]
200 OK
0 sources online
3 sources offline
0 sources doing burst (return to online)
0 sources doing burst (return to offline)
0 sources with unknown address
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configured / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : routable
[20-chrony is called] IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configured / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : routable
↳ [chronyc activity result at the moment]
200 OK
3 sources online
0 sources offline
0 sources doing burst (return to online)
0 sources doing burst (return to offline)
0 sources with unknown address
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : routable / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : routable
IFACE : eth0 / STATE : configured / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : routable
[20-chrony is called] IFACE : eth0 / STATE : routable / AdministrativeState : configured / OperationalState : routable
↳ [chronyc activity result at the moment]
200 OK
3 sources online
0 sources offline
0 sources doing burst (return to online)
0 sources doing burst (return to offline)
0 sources with unknown address
On Wed, Jun 14, 2023 at 07:26:11PM +0900, Jongkyu Seok wrote:
> Based on your answer, it sounds like simply creating a link under the
> configured.d directory without any script modifications would solve the
> problem.
Does it work if you have the link only in the configured.d and off.d
directories? It would be nice to at least fix that comment in the
script if it's wrong.
I had a quick look at the systemd-network code, but wasn't able to
figure out how what is the state when applications can expect to be
able to make network connections.
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Miroslav Lichvar
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