> I'm afraid it's not yet so easy to debug on kfreebsd-* flavors, as the
> port lack most common (unless for me) debugging tools, therefore, you
> might understand it's not a matter like " noone cares".
Ok, so I understand you are having problems debugging on kfreebsd for
reasons that are beyond you. I would say this is even more reason to
exclude kfreebsd from the build until the situation gets better.
> On the other hand, against what common sense could tell you, openntpd
> doesn't adjust the system's clock rate (it uses adjtime()), although Its
> something you take for granted when you install a software like this, it
> really ends up being more painful than useful for end-users that "just
> want their sandboxes clocked" (#306106).
I understand that there may be other problems with the openntpd package,
but I do not see them tagged 'grave' at this point. Therefore I do not
think that bringing them into discussion here will change anything w.r.t.
to this bug.
> Unfortunately, the only patch I could manage to get running on replacing
> adjtime() with adjtimex() didn't work as expected.
[ OT for this bug ]
Do you mean this patch?
http://dtucker.freeshell.org/openntpd/patches/openntpd-3.6.1p1-linux-adjtimex.patch
What is the problem with it?
Regards,
Robbert
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