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I used the latest version of OBH, in the setup menu I set the time to synch ntp server every 30mn, or every day. The value is reflected in /etc/enigma2settings after each change perfectly
However the crontab job is never updated.
This is even worse than what I first thought the script is not even running !
root@duo2:~# cat /etc/cron/crontabs/root
30 * * * * /usr/bin/ntpdate-sync silent
root@duo2:~# /usr/bin/ntpdate-sync silent
/var/tmp/ntpv4.local: line 1: 85.21.78.91: command not found
root@duo2:~# cat /var/tmp/ntpv4.local
NTPV4=10.10.20.1 85.21.78.91 94.16.114.254 37.58.57.238 185.207.104.70
The time servers are not quoted properly, so this is why it fails
NTPV4="10.10.20.1 85.21.78.91 94.16.114.254 37.58.57.238 185.207.104.70"
Besides, the logic inside /usr/bin/ntpdate-sync is broken since the values taken from the dhcp would take precedence over the one defined in /etc/default/ntpdate (which is set by the menu)
This is even worse than what I first thought the script is not even running !
root@duo2:~# cat /etc/cron/crontabs/root
30 * * * * /usr/bin/ntpdate-sync silent
root@duo2:~# /usr/bin/ntpdate-sync silent
/var/tmp/ntpv4.local: line 1: 85.21.78.91: command not found
root@duo2:~# cat /var/tmp/ntpv4.local
NTPV4=10.10.20.1 85.21.78.91 94.16.114.254 37.58.57.238 185.207.104.70
The time servers are not quoted properly, so this is why it fails
NTPV4="10.10.20.1 85.21.78.91 94.16.114.254 37.58.57.238 185.207.104.70"
Besides, the logic inside /usr/bin/ntpdate-sync is broken since the values taken from the dhcp would take precedence over the one defined in /etc/default/ntpdate (which is set by the menu)
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