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chrony templates: always use debian pool #20
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Hmm, yeah... I also regularly stumble across these lines, but tell myself that the Debian NTP pool is trustworthy and can "always" be used (even if So yes, your proposal is fine for me (if you think we should get rid of the Debian NTP pool, if we have a server set). Thx! |
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If base_ntp_server is defined, aka we have set a custom ntp server, we do not want to use the Debian pool. Closes: #20
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If base_ntp_server is defined, aka we have set a custom ntp server, we do not want to use the Debian pool. Ansible Molecule verifier checks the expected files. The `pool` line needs to be removed, as we now expect that the Debian pool is missing, if base_ntp_server is defined. Closes: #20
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If base_ntp_server is defined, aka we have set a custom ntp server, we do not want to use the Debian pool. Ansible Molecule verifier checks the expected files. The `pool` line needs to be removed, as we now expect the Debian pool line to be missing if base_ntp_server is defined. Closes: #20
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The chrony templates use:
IMO this isn't expected behavior, as then the Debian pool always gets used, even if
base_ntp_server
is set to a custom server.I'd assume something like this:
Happy to provide a PR if you agree.
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