1.4.0: NTP configuration keeps showing "0.pool.ntp.org"

[kevbo]

I have an NTP server on my internal network. I'm working at moving my router to Gargoyle, and I have 1.4.0 installed on a test router. I want the router to just use the internal NTP server.

I've gone into the web interface and removed the pool.ntp.org entries there and just put in a single IP address. However, the web GUI keeps showing me more than one address...usually it shows the internal IP address as the first, and "0.pool.ntp.org" as the second. And sometimes third.

However:

root@Gargoyle:/etc/config# cat /etc/config/ntpclient

config 'ntpdrift'
option 'freq' '0'

config 'ntpclient'
option 'interval' '3600'

config 'ntpserver' 'cfg1'
option 'port' '123'
option 'hostname' '192.168.10.250'


So....I think the configuration is correct, this is just a bug in the web GUI.

It does work.

[mix]

Web gui does have some known bugs with these latest releases. Not surprising this is also a problem...

[kevbo]

I actually have two routers, a Buffalo WHR-G125 (Broadcom) and a Buffalo WZR-HP-G300NH. I have now flashed both of them to 1.4.1, and both show this NTP weirdness in the GUI (but again, not in the actual ntp config file): the GUI shows 0.pool.ntp.org as the second NTP server, when in actuality, there is no server (and the first is an IP address on the local subnet, not a pool.ntp.org site).