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1 /*
2 * Copyright (c) 2005 The DragonFly Project. All rights reserved.
3 *
4 * This code is derived from software contributed to The DragonFly Project
5 * by Matthew Dillon <dillon@backplane.com>
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34 * $DragonFly: src/usr.sbin/dntpd/client.h,v 1.7 2007/06/25 21:33:36 dillon Exp $
37 struct server_info {
38 int fd; /* udp descriptor */
39 int server_state; /* -1 (no dns), 0 (dns good), or 1 (pkt good) */
40 int server_insane; /* insanity check */
41 int poll_sleep; /* countdown for poll (in seconds) */
42 int poll_mode; /* mode of operation */
43 int poll_count; /* number of polls in current mode */
44 int poll_failed; /* count of NTP failures */
45 struct sockaddr *sam; /* udp connection info */
46 struct sockaddr_storage sam_st; /* udp connection info (stor) */
47 char *target; /* target hostname or IP (string) */
48 char *ipstr; /* IP string */
51 * A second linear regression playing hopskip with the first. This
52 * is maintained by the check function.
54 struct server_info *altinfo;
57 * Linear regression accumulator
59 * note: the starting base time is where all corrections get applied
60 * to eventually. The linear regression makes a relative microseconds
61 * calculation between the current base time and the starting base
62 * time to figure out what corrections the system has made to the
63 * clock.
65 struct timeval lin_tv; /* starting real time */
66 struct timeval lin_btv; /* starting base time */
67 double lin_count; /* samples */
68 double lin_sumx; /* sum(x) */
69 double lin_sumy; /* sum(y) */
70 double lin_sumxy; /* sum(x*y) */
71 double lin_sumx2; /* sum(x^2) */
72 double lin_sumy2; /* sum(y^2) */
75 * Offsets are accumulated for a straight average. When a
76 * correction is made we have to reset the averaging code
77 * or follow-up corrections will oscillate wildly because
78 * the new offsets simply cannot compete with the dozens
79 * of previously polls in the sum.
81 double lin_sumoffset; /* sum of compensated offsets */
82 double lin_sumoffset2; /* sum of compensated offsets^2 */
83 double lin_countoffset; /* count is reset after a correction is made */
86 * Cached results
88 double lin_cache_slope; /* (freq calculations) */
89 double lin_cache_yint; /* (freq calculations) */
90 double lin_cache_corr; /* (freq calculations) */
91 double lin_cache_stddev; /* (offset calculations) */
93 double lin_cache_offset; /* last sampled offset (NOT an average) */
94 double lin_cache_freq; /* last frequency correction (s/s) */
98 * Polling modes and max polls for specific modes. Note that the polling
99 * mode basically just effects the polling rate. It does not effect the
100 * linear regression.
102 #define POLL_FIXED 0 /* fixed internal (nom_sleep_opt seconds) */
103 #define POLL_STARTUP 1 /* startup poll for offset adjust (min) */
104 #define POLL_ACQUIRE 2 /* acquisition for frequency adjust (nom) */
105 #define POLL_MAINTAIN 3 /* maintainance mode (max) */
106 #define POLL_FAILED 4 /* failure state (nom) */
108 #define POLL_STARTUP_MAX 6 /* max polls in this mode */
109 #define POLL_ACQUIRE_MAX 16 /* max polls in this mode */
110 #define POLL_FAIL_RESET 3 /* reset the regression after 3 fails */
111 #define POLL_RECOVERY_RESTART 10 /* ->ACQ vs ->STARTUP after recovery */
114 * We start a second linear regression a LIN_RESTART / 2 and it
115 * replaces the first one (and we start a third) at LIN_RESTART.
117 #define LIN_RESTART 30
120 * A course correction is made if the time gets more then 2 minutes
121 * off.
123 #define COURSE_OFFSET_CORRECTION_LIMIT 120.0
125 typedef struct server_info *server_info_t;
127 void client_init(void);
128 int client_main(struct server_info **info_ary, int count);
129 void client_poll(server_info_t info, int poll_interval,
130 int calc_offset_correction);
131 void client_check(struct server_info **check,
132 struct server_info **best_off,
133 struct server_info **best_freq);
134 void client_check_duplicate_ips(struct server_info **info_ary, int count);
135 void client_manage_polling_mode(struct server_info *info, int *didreconnect);
136 void client_setserverstate(server_info_t info, int state, const char *str);
138 void lin_regress(server_info_t info,
139 struct timeval *ltv, struct timeval *lbtv,
140 double offset, int calc_offset_correction);
141 void lin_reset(server_info_t info);
142 void lin_resetalloffsets(struct server_info **info_ary, int count);
143 void lin_resetoffsets(server_info_t info);