Fix

hugepants 2023-01-08 11:35:00 +00:00
parent 0c6b9083f7
commit abb581071e

@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ logread -l 100 | grep dnsmasq
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### Ensure NTP (Network Time Protocol) can work without DNS
Accurate date/time is required for certificate validation, this is especially important for devices without a battery-backed RTC (Real Time Clock). An incorrect date/time may cause the DNS handshake to fail. This produces a "chicken and egg" situation where DNS queries cannot be resolved until an NTP server is accessed, but it can't because the NTP server hostname cannot be resolved through DNS. One simple solution is to add some IP addresses of well-established NTP servers so that DNS is not required at all.
Accurate date/time is required for certificate validation, this is especially important for devices without a battery-backed RTC (Real Time Clock). An incorrect date/time may cause the server handshake to fail. This produces a "chicken and egg" situation where DNS queries cannot be resolved until an NTP server is accessed, but it can't because the NTP server hostname cannot be resolved through DNS. One simple solution is to add some IP addresses of well-established NTP servers so that DNS is not required at all.
In `/etc/config/system` > `config timeserver 'ntp'`, add these entries:
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