NTP Y2038 & Y2036?

First, it's unlikely any 32-bit machines will be sold outside the embedded space as of even next year, meaning that such machines would be over a quarter of a century old at the time (unlikely, but not unheard of) Second, the better 32-bit OS' have already switched, partially or fully, to 64-bit for time purposes, or even just an additional flag field to handle the epoch's. So the OS running would be similarly old, which is unlikely Third, it's likely the NTP server (remember NTP timestamps are not just the OS timestamp) on such a broken machine would handle this Fourth, if it didn't you probably couldn't sync to it, and if it did you wouldn't want to.

First, it's unlikely any 32-bit machines will be sold outside the embedded space as of even next year, meaning that such machines would be over a quarter of a century old at the time (unlikely, but not unheard of). Second, the better 32-bit OS' have already switched, partially or fully, to 64-bit for time purposes, or even just an additional flag field to handle the epoch's. So the OS running would be similarly old, which is unlikely.

Third, it's likely the NTP server (remember NTP timestamps are not just the OS timestamp) on such a broken machine would handle this. Fourth, if it didn't you probably couldn't sync to it, and if it did you wouldn't want to.

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