pylib documentation / examples?

[Hal Murray]

folkert at vanheusden.com said:
> It is still heavily work in progress, but to give you an idea:
> http://gateway.vanheusden.com:5000/ 

Ah...  For NTP, there is much more than one screen of data.  I think your 
best bet will be to poke around with ntpq.

The printout of the peers command is carefully arranged to fit on one 80 
character line.  There are 4 variants that print slightly different info.  
space to ntpmon will switch to the next one.


Thanks for asking for "all" the info.

You can get a list of the assid-s from the associations command.
rv nnn peer_var_list will give you a list of the names you can ask for.
cv nnn clock_var_list will give you a list of the extra names for local 
refclocks.

rv 0 sys_var_list will give you a similar list after I fix it.

ntpq> rv 17773 peer_var_list

peer_var_list="config,authenable,authentic,srcadr,srcport,dstadr,dstport,le
ap,hmode,stratum,ppoll,hpoll,precision,rootdelay,rootdisp,refid,reftime,org
,rec,xmt,reach,unreach,timer,delay,offset,jitter,dispersion,keyid,filtdelay
,filtoffset,pmode,received,sent,filtdisp,flash,mode,peer_var_list,headway,b
ias,srchost,timerec,timereach,badauth,bogusorg,oldpkt,seldisp,selbroken,can
didate,ntscookies"

ntpq> cv 17773 clock_var_list
associd=17773 
clock_var_list="name,timecode,poll,noreply,badformat,baddata,fudgetime1,fud
getime2,stratum,refid,flags,device,clock_var_list"

I don't know why that "associd=17773" is in there.  I'll probably fix that 
too.


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