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Kernel prepatch 3.5-rc5Kernel prepatch 3.5-rc5Posted Jul 2, 2012 14:25 UTC (Mon) by kjp (subscriber, #39639)In reply to: Kernel prepatch 3.5-rc5 by jstultz Parent article: Kernel prepatch 3.5-rc5
OK, It's high time (haha) to get moving on UTC-SLS (smoothed leap seconds). This is insanity.
Seriously, is there an NTP daemon that can do this.
- Karl
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Kernel prepatch 3.5-rc5 Posted Jul 2, 2012 16:03 UTC (Mon) by mikemol (subscriber, #83507) [Link]
I was under the impression that NTP updated small time differences using the 'slew' method. I honestly expected the leap second would slowly propagate via stratum after stratum of clock slewing...
It seems I need to read up more on NTP.
Kernel prepatch 3.5-rc5 Posted Jul 2, 2012 16:30 UTC (Mon) by dgm (subscriber, #49227) [Link]
A time difference is not the same as a leap second. The former comes from a clock running out of sync with the reference one, while the later means some minutes are 61 seconds long on all clocks, even the reference one.
Kernel prepatch 3.5-rc5 Posted Jul 2, 2012 16:33 UTC (Mon) by mikemol (subscriber, #83507) [Link]
My expectation was that the leap second would be *communicated* as a time difference. I.e. have the stratum N time sources appear to themselves to have gotten 1 second behind their stratum N-1 time sources, and slew back to resync.
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