ntp.md

NTP

Source: ntp.cf

This bundle will generate these files from mustache templates:

• /etc/ntpsec/ntp.conf
• /etc/default/ntpsec-ntpdate (debian), /etc/sysconfig/ntpdate (centos)
• /etc/default/ntpsec (debian), /etc/sysconfig/ntpd (centos)

if one of the files is changed then the following ''class'' will be set:

• scl_etc_ntp_conf
• scl_etc_default_ntp
• scl_etc_default_ntpdate

These files will be generated with the aid of mustache templates with json data. the templates are located in:

• templates/ntp/
• templates/ntp/json

USAGE

The bundle can be run via:

• def.scl_services_enabled

"vars": {
    "scl_services_enabled": [
            "...",
            "ntp",
            "..."
    ]
}

The bundle will aways read the default.json file and extra json file(s) can be specified via:

• def.cf

vars:
    any::
        "ntp_json_files" slist => { "debian.json" };

The variable must be ''ntp_json_files'' and with this setup 1 extra json file will be merged.

DEBUG

If you want to debug these bundle set the DEBUG_ntp class, eg:

• `-DDEBUG_ntp

def.cf/json

See default.json what the default values are and which variables can be overriden.

Here are some examples how to use it:

• specify ntp configuration in def.cf:

vars:
    "ntp_json_files" slist => { "debian.json" };

• Set/Override the daemon options variable in ''def.json'':

"ntp" : {
    "json_files": [ "debian.json" ],
    "daemon_options": "-g"
}

• override server setting in def.cf

vars:
    "ntp" data => parsejson( '{ "server" : [ "ntp_test.surfsara.nl" ] }' );