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# NTP pools/servers to sync from
ntp_pools:
  - "0.arch.pool.ntp.org"
  - "1.arch.pool.ntp.org"
  - "2.arch.pool.ntp.org"
  - "3.arch.pool.ntp.org"

# NTP servers (use pools instead for most cases)
ntp_servers: []
# Example:
# ntp_servers:
#   - server: time.example.com
#     options: iburst

# System timezone
ntp_timezone: "UTC"

# Enable NTP server functionality (allow others to sync from this server)
ntp_server_enabled: false

# NTP server port (standard is 123)
ntp_port: 123

# Networks allowed to query this NTP server (when server mode is enabled)
# Used for both chrony config and firewall rules
ntp_allowed_networks: []
# Example:
# ntp_allowed_networks:
#   - 192.168.1.0/24
#   - 192.168.27.0/27

# Maximum clock step allowed (0 = allow any step)
ntp_makestep_threshold: 1.0
ntp_makestep_limit: 3

# Enable hardware timestamping for better accuracy
ntp_hwtimestamp: false

# Drift file location
ntp_driftfile: /var/lib/chrony/drift

# RTC (hardware clock) sync
ntp_rtcsync: true

# Logging backend: 'journald' (systemd journal) or 'file' (traditional log files)
ntp_log_backend: journald

# File backend settings (only used when ntp_log_backend: file)
ntp_logdir: /var/log/chrony
ntp_log_measurements: false
ntp_log_statistics: false
ntp_log_tracking: false

# Logrotate configuration (only used when ntp_log_backend: file)
ntp_logrotate_rotate: 14 # Keep 14 days of logs
ntp_logrotate_frequency: daily # daily|weekly|monthly
ntp_logrotate_compress: true # Compress rotated logs