All releases of chrony
Release Notes: Compatibility with Linux kernel 3.0 was added, replying on multi-homed IPv6 hosts was fixed, and other minor bugfixes and improvements were made.
Release Notes: Clock accuracy with NTP sources and reference clocks was improved. Source selection and polling interval adjustment were improved. Delayed server name resolving was added. Many other bug fixes and improvements were made.
Release Notes: Support for reference clocks (SHM, SOCK, PPS drivers), IPv6 support has been added, Linux capabilities support (to drop root privileges), memory locking support on Linux, real-time scheduler support on Linux, leap second support on Linux, and support for editline have been added. There are many bug fixes and improvements.
Release Notes: Support for IPv6 and initial support for reference clocks were added. On Linux, support for real-time scheduler, memory locking, leap seconds, and Linux capabilities were added. Other bugfixes and improvements were made.
Release Notes: Support for MIPS, x86_64, SPARC, Alpha, ARM, and FreeBSD was added. The sources were made gcc 4 compatible. A problem with certain IP addresses was fixed. There are several other bugfixes and enhancements.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
Release Notes: The kernel's timer interrupt rate is now auto-detected instead of being compiled in. Some bugs were fixed. Some portability improvements were made.
Release Notes: The contact information was updated. The pidfile is deleted upon exit. The readline interface to chronyc was improved. Fewer syslog messages are produced when synchronisation is lost. More entries were added to the contrib directory. Configuration options were added to help package builders.
Release Notes: Support for NetBSD and Linux/PowerPC, support for access restrictions to use any subnet size, use of PID files to prevent two chronyds running, more configure options, new NTP broadcast server capability, realine support in chronyc, support for Linux systems with HZ!=100, example configuration files, various other minor improvements, and new manpages.
Release Notes: A fix for behaviour in Solaris 2.6+, changing the timestamp format in log files to be fully numeric, a fix for a bug when keyfile lacked a final newline, and a new option to show more header information on chronyc's sources and sourcestats commands.
