430 prepare timesync.sh chronyd support #1739
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gdha
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gdha
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@N3WWN Nice job - thank you sir. |
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Pull Request Details:
Type: Enhancement
Impact: Low
Reference to related issue (URL):
#1622 and #1623
Created CentOS 6 (init-based) and CentOS 7 (systemd-based) VMs in Virtualbox and tested rescue ISOs for all 4 TIMESYNC options on both systems.
Added chrony support so that newer systems that ship with chrony vs ntp, like RHEL/CentOS 7, are able to sync system time during rescue/restore.
430_prepare_timesync.sh will also not update ROOTFS_DIR/etc/inittab if the system is systemd-based.
While I was here, I updated the options for rdate to include -l (use syslog) and -p (print remote system time) so that rdate output is as close to the other 3 TIMESYNC options.