ntpa/example/ntpa.stat.conf

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# Configuration for NTP Analyzer statistical recordings #
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Database {
        # Address of MySQL server
        Host 127.0.0.1

        # Port of MySQL server. The default port number is 3306.
        #Port 2567

        # Name of database
        Name ntpa

        # Database user name
        User ntpau

        # Password for the user
        Pass xxxx

        # Set to 1 to automatically create all tables and data.
        Create 1
}

Permission {
        # Drop privilege to user after startup. Default is ntpa
        # This only applies inside of mono.
        ExecUser ntpa

        # Create new files with this user. Default is ntpa
        User ntpa

        # Create new files with this group. Default is ntpa
        Group ntpa

        # Set mask for new files. Default is 644
        Mask 644
}

Listener {
        IP 127.0.0.1
        Port 9070
}

Log {
        # Levels: error, warn, notice, info, debug and trace
        Severity info
        File /var/log/ntpa/ntpa.stat.log
}

# Synchronize timestamps for readings across different NTP servers/peers
Reading {
        Name stat1

        # Indicate if generation should happen immediately after start up
        InitialRun 0

        # Minutes between reading values from NTP servers.
        Frequency 5

        # Indicate if readings should happen at rounded intervals.
        FixedRun 1
}

Server {
        # Primary key in database table 'host'
        HostID 1

        # Address queried by ntpq and ntpdc
        HostAddress ntp1.example.net

        # The utility used to query ntpd. Use ntpdc for old hosts.  
        HostType ntpq

        HostStats {
                # Use name defined in Reading section or number of minutes between readings.
                Frequency stat1
        }

        HostIOStats {
                Frequency stat1
        }

        PeerStats {
                Frequency stat1
        }
}

# Support for multiple servers
#Server {
#       HostID 2
#
#       HostStats {
#               Frequency stat1
#       }
#
#       PeerStats {
#               Frequency stat1
#       }
#}

Notify ntpstat-summary {
        # Indicate if a test mail should be sent immediately after start up
        InitialRun 1

        # Send a mail every 1440 minutes or 24 hours
        Frequency 1440

        # Send the mail to this address
        Mail root@example.net

        # Subject of mail
        Subject NTP Analyzer stats daily run - stat

        # Sender of mail
        Sender ntpa-xxx@example.net

        # Address of SMTP host
        SmtpHost smtp.example.net

        # Port number on SMTP host. The default port number is 25.
        SmtpPort 587

        # Username for SMTP server. Should be used with SSL turned on.
        SmtpUser xxx@example.net

        # Password for SMTP server. Should be used with SSL turned on.
        SmtpPass xxx

        # Set to 1 when using RFC 3207 SMTP. Default is disabled.
        EnableSsl 1

        ## Does SSL work for SMTP, like GMail ?
        ## Yes it does. First you must import the root certificates using the mozroots tool:
        # mozroots --import --ask-remove
        ## Note that if you are using a web application (i.e. not the current user) you must add the --machine option like this:
        # mozroots --import --ask-remove --machine
        ## Next you need to import the intermediate certificates. You can do this by using the certmgr tool to connect to the SSL server. E.g.
        # certmgr -ssl smtps://smtp.gmail.com:465
        ## Use the -m option to import the certificates into the machine store if required.
        ## Finally you need to make sure to use the SSL-enabled port in your application. This is generally 465 or 587 instead of port 25.
        ## Reference: http://www.mono-project.com/docs/faq/security/
}