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I thought that was because it's designed to only jump time once at bootup so that TLS/logging can be sane... so that an NTP client can take over starting at a

I thought that was because it's designed to only jump time once at bootup so that TLS/logging can be sane... so that an NTP client can take over starting at a close offset?

tyingq 6y ago
No, it (systemd-timesyncd) runs as a daemon with settable poll intervals, etc.