An NTP server that Keeps It Simple, Stupid.
It simply responds to NTP queries with the current system time, it doesn't fuss with leap seconds or stratum or any of those other things we don't care about. It will simply synchronize your clock to the server's clock rather closely and that's it.
Host this on your router for all your LAN clients, and let systemd-timesyncd or another ntp client keep that clock in sync.
``` $ kiss-ntpd -h usage: kiss-ntpd [options...] -b, --bind address to bind to, default '0.0.0.0:123' -h, --help print this usage text -V, -v, --version Show version number then quit -d, --debug Print packets sent and recieved, very verbose
Environment variable support: You if environmental variable KISSNTPDBIND is set, it is used in place of --bind Also KISSNTPDDEBUG=true can be used in place of --debug ```
There is an example systemd unit in systemd/kiss-ntpd.service which runs it with minimal permissions
and as locked down as possible.
Many thanks to rsntp from which I forked this code.