Cruft from timesync

[Hal Murray]

192.168.1.106 is a Ubuntu 17.10 box that I'm setting up.  It's using DHCP and 
running timesync.


Looking at one of the local NTP servers that my DHCP server gives out.

ntpq> mru
Ctrl-C will stop MRU retrieval and display partial results.
 lstint avgint rstr r m v  count rport remote address
=====================================================
      0    174  180 . 6 2    633 49137 hgm
...
    576    289  180 . 6 2    378 35228 shuksan
    578    971    0 . 6 2     90 37532 localhost
   2693   3554  180 . 3 3     31 60590 router
  14419  0.008  180 . 6 2     43 57471 192.168.1.106  <---
  51826     33  180 . 4 4   1762   123 ubu

43 packets with an average time between them of 8 ms.  ????


Looking at the other one:

ntpq> mru
Ctrl-C will stop MRU retrieval and display partial results.
 lstint avgint rstr r m v  count rport remote address
=====================================================
      0    153    0 . 6 2    720 51244 hgm
...
    730    368    0 . 3 4    128 54969 192.168.1.106  <------
   2702   4728   d0 . 3 4     20 48216 195.37.190.94
  37040      0   d0 . 3 4      1 14265 125.212.217.214

128 packets but printing out 0 for the average time.  ??

Sigh.  Something is broken.  I've booted that system several times.  Even if 
it is doing stupid retransmissions, the clumps should be far enough apart to 
make a reasonable average interval.


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