too many recvbufs allocated (40) - NTP
This is a discussion on too many recvbufs allocated (40) - NTP ; Hi,
I am new to the group, appreciate if you could answer a couple of queries I
have
Recently in one of my setups, I got this message continuously.
too many recvbufs allocated (40) - ntpd
I checked the code(ntp-4.2.0a) ...
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too many recvbufs allocated (40)
Hi,
I am new to the group, appreciate if you could answer a couple of queries I
have
Recently in one of my setups, I got this message continuously.
too many recvbufs allocated (40) - ntpd
I checked the code(ntp-4.2.0a) and found that ntpd has 40 recv buffers
allocated for the recv packets.
My questions:
1. What situation causes such syslogs to pop-up ?
2. Is it safe to increase the RECV_TOMANY to a larger value ?
Thanks
Kiran
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Re: too many recvbufs allocated (40)
kiran.shirol@gmail.com (Kiran Shirol) writes:
>Hi,
>I am new to the group, appreciate if you could answer a couple of queries I
>have
>Recently in one of my setups, I got this message continuously.
>too many recvbufs allocated (40) - ntpd
>I checked the code(ntp-4.2.0a) and found that ntpd has 40 recv buffers
>allocated for the recv packets.
>My questions:
>1. What situation causes such syslogs to pop-up ?
>2. Is it safe to increase the RECV_TOMANY to a larger value ?
How many servers do you have? What are your minpoll and maxpoll values for
those servers? Are you actually getting through to those servers ( what is
the output of ntpq -p).
>Thanks
>Kiran
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Re: too many recvbufs allocated (40)
>>> In article , kiran.shirol@gmail.com (Kiran Shirol) writes:
Kiran> Recently in one of my setups, I got this message continuously.
Kiran> too many recvbufs allocated (40) - ntpd
Kiran> I checked the code(ntp-4.2.0a) and found that ntpd has 40 recv
Kiran> buffers allocated for the recv packets.
I recall a bug like this being fixed a while ago.
4.2.0 is pretty old. The latest stable release is 4.2.4, and we are pretty
close to releasing ntp-dev as 4.2.6.
I recommend you upgrade your ntp software.
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Harlan Stenn
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