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Bug in SNTP_oneshot()

lucky06200 — Thu, 27 Feb 2014 08:45:25 GMT

Hello,

I think there is a bug in SNTP_oneshot()

When call to NTP server is unsuccessful, function call set however the system time with a zero value, clearing previous data.

We have then a 0 in system time. What about ?

Best regards,

Luc

Re: Bug in SNTP_oneshot()

danielchen — Tue, 04 Mar 2014 05:48:39 GMT

Hi Luc:

According to MQX_RTCS_User_Guide.pdf, SNTP_oneshot function sends an SNTP packet and waits for a reply. If a reply is received before timeout elapse, the time is set. If no reply is received within the specified time,RTCSERR_TIMEOUT is returned. The local time is set in UTC (coordinated universal time)

You can see the code in function SNTP_timed_send_recv,

......

/* Send packet */

error = sendto(sock, (char_ptr)&header, sizeof(SNTP_HEADER), 0, (sockaddr *)&addr,

sizeof(sockaddr_in));

/* Get reply only if request was sent */

if (error != sizeof(SNTP_HEADER)) {

return RTCS_geterror(sock);

} /* Endif */

.......

So I guess maybe your NTP server returned a zero value, but not sure, need further information to analyze.

Have a great day,
Daniel

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Re: Bug in SNTP_oneshot()

DavidS — Tue, 04 Mar 2014 20:15:23 GMT

Hi Luc,
To add to Daniel's good comments I did an experiment using TWR-K60F120M tower kit.
I started with the C:\Freescale\Freescale_MQX_4_0_2_GA\rtcs\examples\shell\cw10gcc\rtcs_shell_twrk60f120m example using CW10.5.
In the demo_cmd.c file I added the following (the line with "//DES test" comment):
{ "ipconfig", Shell_ipconfig },
{ "oneshot", Shell_SNTP_oneshot }, //DES test

In the shell RTOS component I added the following to the sh_rtcs.h header:
extern int_32 Shell_iwconfig(int_32 argc, char_ptr argv[] );
extern int_32 Shell_SNTP_oneshot(int_32 argc, char_ptr argv[] ); //DES test

In the shell RTOS component I copied and pasted the sh_tftp.c and renamed it "sh_oneshot.c". I then added the file into the shell component (drag-n-drop using Windows Explorer) "Shell Source-->rtcs" folder (i.e. it gets added to the project for compiling). I've attached this file to the post as it is the only file I had to generate.

Compile the shell RTOS component and then the rtcs_shell application.

I used the NIST Internet Time Server ( http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi ) to find a NTP Server IP Address to use below.

My Terminal prompt output is:

shell>
shell> help oneshot
Usage: oneshot <host> <timeout_ms>
   <host>   = host ip address or name
   <timeout_ms>   = timeout delay in milliseconds
shell>
shell> oneshot 64.90.182.55 6000
Connecting to 64.90.182.55 [64.90.182.55]: <-- NTP SERVER DOWN :-(
Connection failed, error 0x1103
Connection closed
shell>
shell> oneshot 129.6.15.30 8000
Connecting to 129.6.15.30 [129.6.15.30]: <-- NTP SERVER UP :-)
Connection closed
shell>
shell> help
Available commands:
   gethbn <host>
   help [<command>]
   ipconfig [<device>] [<command>]
   oneshot <host> <timeout_ms> <--NEW COMMAND in the help list
shell>
shell> dir
Error, directory does not exist.
shell>
shell> format a: david

Formating...
Done. Volume name is DAVID
Free disk space: 11776 bytes
shell>
shell> write bob 1
shell>
shell> dir
DAVID               0 00-00-1980 00:00:00    V   DAVID <-- NOT SURE WHY NOT PROPER DATE and TIME
BOB                 1 03-04-2014 19:19:20      A BOB <-- PROPER DATE and TIME !
shell>
shell>
shell>
shell>
shell> gethbn time-c.nist.gov <--IF YOU KNOW SERVERNAME AND WANT IP ADDRESS
time-c.nist.gov...129.6.15.30
shell>

Regards,
David