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2012-12-22
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Did you have to do anything differing from the usual build process? Ideally, this would become a .deb and source .deb on rzr's repository.
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I only excluded nss, as I could not find the proper dev package for it.
chrony could become a proper package, if some time is spend on config files and init scripts.
chrony could become a proper package, if some time is spend on config files and init scripts.
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2012-12-22
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One could just take Debian's initscripts and conffiles.
Well, maybe it's enough to just fiddle with the source .deb's Depends: and Build-Depends: lines. If not, I presume that ./configure --disable-nss did the trick?
Well, maybe it's enough to just fiddle with the source .deb's Depends: and Build-Depends: lines. If not, I presume that ./configure --disable-nss did the trick?
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2012-12-22
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Originally Posted by evujumenuk
Yep, I used the "--disable-nss".
One could just take Debian's initscripts and conffiles.
Well, maybe it's enough to just fiddle with the source .deb's Depends: and Build-Depends: lines. If not, I presume that ./configure --disable-nss did the trick?
The initscripts would need a little modifications (upstart related I guess). You are a N9 user, right? I don't know the details of that device.
It triggered me to compile the latest version (1.27-pre1), without nss (cryptography).
You can find the result here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/42147901/chrony_1.27-pre1.zip
Content:
chronyd: the daemon itself, which will run in the background.
chronyc: the command line interface
It is just the two executables, no config or startup scripts. NTP servers etc go into the config file /etc/chrony.conf
For what I have seen in 10 minutes in the syslog it seems to do its job well. Google is your friend if you want to play with it more...
Edit: p.s. this is compiled for Maemo 5 to be clear...
Last edited by ade; 2012-12-22 at 21:17.