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I was trying out the autoRenewCerts feature of kubekey 3.0.6.
I read the code and found this feature is implemented by systemd timers.
What confused me is, when I change system time using date -s, the systemd k8s-certs-renew.timer is automatically triggered.
As systemd document says,this feature should be triggered only when OnClockChange=yes is set, which is not found in kubekey generated systemd files.
So is this a systemd bug?I did some googling and am still confused, is there any expert on this issue?
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I was trying out the autoRenewCerts feature of kubekey 3.0.6.
I read the code and found this feature is implemented by systemd timers.
What confused me is, when I change system time using
date -s, the systemd k8s-certs-renew.timer is automatically triggered.As systemd document says,this feature should be triggered only when
OnClockChange=yesis set, which is not found in kubekey generated systemd files.So is this a systemd bug?I did some googling and am still confused, is there any expert on this issue?
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