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* Don't do a separate "ntp -q -g" to reset the system time in the ntp
start script. It's probably not necessary, but more importantly, it can hang forever if the network is down. (Actually it will sit in a loop waiting for UDP packets that will never arrive.) This causes the NixOS reboot to hang, since Upstart can't kill jobs stuck in their start script. svn path=/nixos/branches/modular-nixos/; revision=15829
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@ -93,11 +93,16 @@ mkIf config.services.ntp.enable {
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# Needed to run ntpd as an unprivileged user.
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${modprobe}/sbin/modprobe capability || true
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${ntp}/bin/ntpd -q -g ${ntpFlags}
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# !!! This can hang indefinitely if the network is down or
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# the servers are unreachable. This is particularly bad
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# because Upstart cannot kill jobs stuck in the start
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# phase. Thus a hanging ntpd job can block system
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# shutdown.
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# ${ntp}/bin/ntpd -q -g ${ntpFlags}
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end script
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respawn ${ntp}/bin/ntpd -n ${ntpFlags}
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respawn ${ntp}/bin/ntpd -g -n ${ntpFlags}
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'';
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}];
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};
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