Update Canada entries: QiX is now CANIX (ntp*.yul.canix.ca) - #115
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Closes #114.
QiX has rebranded to CANIX (Les echanges Internet du Canada). This renames the three Canada entries to the canonical
canix.cahostnames.Changes
ntp-sources.ymlonly;README.md,chrony.confandntp.tomlare the output of./scripts/ntpServerConvertor.py ntp-sources.ymlwith no manual edits.Details
ntp1.yul.canix.ca->206.126.112.211/2620:1f:4000:2::211ntp2.yul.canix.ca->206.126.112.212/2620:1f:4000:2::212ntp.yul.canix.ca-> both (round-robin)Montrealin the notes column, consistent with other multi-site operators in the list.ntp*.qix.canames still resolve to the same addresses as legacy aliases, but they are no longer the canonical names and shouldn't be relied on long term.I operate these servers - happy to adjust naming or notes if you'd prefer a different convention.