pppd podivnost

[Leos Bitto]

On Tue, 23 Sep 1997, Radek Andrs wrote:

> 
>  v messages bylo tohle:
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Sep 22 17:22:21 surf named[78]: NSTATS 874941741 874329735
>      A=7745 CNAME=273 SOA=2326 PTR=1795 MX=287 A
> Sep 22 17:22:21 surf named[78]: XSTATS 874941741 874329735
>      RQ=14848 RR=5587 RIQ=0 RNXD=473 RFwdQ=3701 
> Sep 22 17:50:45 surf pppd[103]: Terminating on signal 15.                                             
> Sep 22 17:50:46 surf pppd[18269]: Terminating on signal 15.                                           
> Sep 22 17:50:45 surf init: Switching to runlevel: 6                                                   
> Sep 22 17:50:46 surf pppd[103]: Connection terminated.                                                
> Sep 22 17:50:46 surf pppd[103]: Exit.                                                                 
> Sep 22 17:50:46 surf pppd[18269]: Connection terminated.                                              
> Sep 22 17:50:46 surf pppd[18269]: Exit.                                                               
> Sep 22 17:49:01 surf syslogd 1.3-0#: restart.                                                         
> Sep 22 17:49:01 surf kernel: klogd 1.3-0, log source = /proc/kmsg started.            
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
> Vsimnete si prosim casoveho sledu udalosti:
> 
> 17:22 -> 17:50 -> 17:49  !!!
> 

Na tom neni nic tak moc nepochopitelneho. Pocitac si pri bootu precte cas
z CMOSky, pak bezi a cas si meri sam, nezavisle na CMOSce. No a po delsi
dobe se cas v CMOSce a ten co nameri pocitac rozejde (v tomto pripade se
zpozduje CMOSka) a tak pri shutdownu se do syslogu zapise aktualni cas
ktery se uz od bootu stihnul zrychlit, je 17:50, pak se rebootne, cimz se
cas sesynchronizuje s CMOSkou a z te se precte ze je 17:49 a jede se
dal...

Treba v RedHatu je programek clock, ktery vam precte aktualni cas z CMOSky
(clock -r). Zkuste to na pocitaci ktery uz chvili bezi a uvidite ze to je
neco jineho nez to co vypise napr. date.


Leos Bitto