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When NTP is configured on the system, it not only acts as a client
for the configured servers, but also as a server. Although the server
is only available as a time source, it still represents a service that
the user hasn't specifically enabled.
This commit sets the default configuration of NTP to disallow all
external access, so the system acts purely as a client by default, and
also introduces the ability to configure which addresses / subnets are
allowed to both query and use it as a time source. If the servers
configured are specified as host names, these are resolved to IP
addresses before being added to ntp.conf, with the same process carried
out after name server changes.
syntax 'set system ntp client address'
Bug #94 http://bugzilla.vyos.net/show_bug.cgi?id=94
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Following the documentation, /etc/resolv.conf should only have comments
inserted that start with # at the beginning of a line, comments in
other locations are not supported. The exisiting method of tracking
changes in this file (done by both vyatta-system-nameservers and
vyatta_update_resolv.pl) relies on this unsupported feature.
This commit restructures the updates so they use comments on the
preceding line to track changes, along with updating the old style
comments to the new ones when the relevant scripts are called.
This also fixes a previous issue (which was reverted) where IPv6
nameservers worked incorrectly when the /etc/resolv.conf line ended
with a comment.
Bug #486 http://bugzilla.vyos.net/show_bug.cgi?id=486
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Update scripts/vyatta-system-nameservers to have consistent identation
levels and style throughout.
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The executable bit should be set on scripts.
This only impacts the repository, during build install fixes it.
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