shell-things/etc/chrony/sources.d/elisa.sources

# Elisa NTP servers, no idea on smearing, I hope not
server ntp1.kolumbus.fi iburst xleave prefer
server ntp2.kolumbus.fi iburst xleave prefer
server ntp.saunalahti.fi iburst xleave prefer
etc/chrony: break chrony.conf into README.md & chrony.d/ 2020-11-01 10:23:59 +01:00			`# Elisa NTP servers, no idea on smearing, I hope not`
chrony/sources: enable xleave with ~everything I was unable to find much information about this, but see the previous commit and Brave Leo said > Yes, it's generally acceptable to use interleaved mode with a public NTP (Network Time Protocol) server, as long as you comply with the server's usage policies. This mode allows for time synchronization while also providing a fallback if the primary time source fails. However, keep in mind that public NTP servers are often subject to heavy traffic, so they may not provide the most accurate or timely synchronization. 2024-04-29 05:55:16 +02:00			`server ntp1.kolumbus.fi iburst xleave prefer`
			`server ntp2.kolumbus.fi iburst xleave prefer`
			`server ntp.saunalahti.fi iburst xleave prefer`