Eddy Vervest

I only did a quick test on the highly redundant "fp.log" apache log file and I do not see a big improvement... much larger resulting file compared to zpaq or...

thanks for the explanation... (I would prefer to see the levels to be more configurable) zpaq -m54 (for this specific logfile) is about 3 times slower than lrzip -z -L9,...

log -> lrz -> lrz.zpaq 20MB -> 3.2 MB -> 828772 bytes (slightly worse than -z -L9 option) -> 15.6 sec -> 12.6 sec = 28.2 seconds (so slower than...

Pulled the changes but do not see a noticeable difference, compressed size is identical with the initial version of this branch. Also the 2 step compression approach seems identical. I'm...

Hi Luiz, Good to see that 2 years after you asked me for a solution, you didn't give up :). I will repeat my statement which I gave at that...

Is systemd-timesyncd running maybe? If so, try stopping it with `systemctl stop systemd-timesyncd`

@Grabber Great so it works for you too, I guess. If sleeptime in htpdate.c is > 3600s or so you could potentially call this code to set the STA_UNSYNC and...

@Grabber Tried my snippet on a intel based laptop with kernel 5.4 and also on a raspberry pi with 5.4 ... stock ubuntu kernels What is the output of adjtimex...

It is supposed to work like this. The 'sync status' goes automatically to unsynchronized after a while. Ntpd/chronyd are constantly updating the kernel/clock. If there is no daemon to do...

@Grabber `adjtimex -m 0 && adjtimex -e 0 && adjtimex -S 0` is exactly what the snippet (https://github.com/angeloc/htpdate/issues/16#issuecomment-981165678) does