David,
Can you try turning off 'Spanning Tree' support in the switch?
I used to see this type of behaviour, and that would usually fix it.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
On 09/16/2010 10:58 AM, David Burgess wrote:
Hi all,
Ubuntu 10.04 x86_64 server
LTSP 5.x
14 thin clients
Cisco switches
Did you edit the pxelinux config file and remove the 'quiet splash'
options from the kernel command line, so that you can at least see the
kernel booting?
Jim.
j...@ltsp.org
ragu wrote:
Thanks for suggestions.
It isn't changes the behavior. same problem.
I can't believe it, is there no
rainer,
Can you find out what driver the built-in sound card is using, and add
that driver to the /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf file?
that should prevent the device from being detected, leaving only the usb
device to be used by Alsa/Pulseaudio
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
ragu
there, then there's no reason
it shouldn't work on a LTSP-5.2 thin client.
Hope that helps,
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Diwakoe wrote:
On Fri, Jul 2, 2010 at 3:52 PM, Diwakoe diwa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
We now already upgraded from ltsp 4.2.2 to fedora 12 ltsp5 and all
client running well. Problem
be shared by ALL users instead of having
separate copies of the pages for each user.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
john wrote:
Hi all,
As a follow up to my previous post. I did some testing and have come
to the conclusion that firefox is indeed at the heart of my problem
re: high I/O wait times
We have the wiki that is hosted by Sourceforge. The only drawback is
you need an account on sourceforge, and then I (or one of the other
admins) need to add you as a wiki editor.
I'd be happy to add anybody as a wiki editor. Just send me your
Sourceforge user-id.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Xavier,
yeah, I talked to Sourceforge about this. I'd like for anybody to be
able to edit the wiki, but unfortunately, it's not set up that way.
If you tell me your sourceforge user-id, I can add you to the group that
will allow you to edit it.
I've entered a bug report to Sourceforge to fix
Le vendredi 12 février 2010 16:34:24, Jim McQuillan a écrit :
Xavier,
yeah, I talked to Sourceforge about this. I'd like for anybody to be
able to edit the wiki, but unfortunately, it's not set up that way.
If you tell me your sourceforge user-id, I can add you to the group
His problem isn't with PXE.
His problem is happening AFTER PXE has downloaded the Linux kernel.
It's probably not able to recognize the network card.
I'd try booting that machine from a hard disk or cdrom, and see if the
network card is properly detected and initialized.
Jim McQuillan
j
in
this forum, so that I can find answers to the quesion...?
What is your question?
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Is anyone there to respond to this E-mail.?
Thanks
Anu
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or upstart).
Fortunately, there's some very smart and helpful people on the #ltsp IRC
channel on irc.freenode.net that have been through this process. I'm
certain you can get some help there, and they can show you where to get
the source code from. It's on Launchpad, btw.
Jim McQuillan
j
I also converted the LocalMedia pages. Those pages contain really old
information though. They are intended for LTSP-4.2 and older.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Thanks for your work.
Frederic.
- Leon Hauck l...@fulcrum-hosting.com a écrit :
That's what I was figuring
, but
if there's specific pages you are looking for, I can put those at the
top of the list.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Leon Hauck wrote:
Just curious - did we lose some pages in the Wiki recently?
For example, on the main wiki page:
http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/ltsp/index.php?title
objected.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Stéphane Graber wrote:
Hello,
First of all, I was at a conference all of last week and so didn't
closely follow the mailing-lists.
I just noticed that the wiki was moved to sourceforge and from twiki
(that I consider as a decent engine
asmo.koski...@arkki.info wrote:
http://www.arkki.info/howto/TP2009/TP2/TP2_01.png
http://www.arkki.info/howto/TP2009/TP2/TP2_02.png
Here you see Hardy server with two nics (Asus Eee 900) and LTSP-cluster in
KVM server (HP Mini 2133). And we will install LTSP cluster in five
different pc's,
solve the problem, please let me know.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
gabriel lopez wrote:
I has been in this list for a few years and each time i post i have the
same problem. So i avoid to post here even if i have information about
my experiences on LTSP that could help others.
Could
the outcome depend on the option type in question?
Options in the specific workstation section always override options in
the [Default] section.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
db
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David Burgess wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to disable DRI in xorg.conf. According to the Ubuntu
manual, this is done in the Device section thus:
Option DRI boolean
Are you replacing boolean with true or false ?
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
(http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/jaunty/man4
a LTSP Hackfest in Europe, we could count on seeing you
there?
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Thanks for your tireless advocacy, Asmo.
Scott - thank you.
Cheers,
Scott
Best Regards Asmo Koskinen.
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then is a pretty good description of how LTSP-5 works now.
I'm thinking Ollie's gonna owe me a beer at the upcoming BTS to make up
for that comment :)
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Oliver Grawert wrote:
hi,
Am Freitag, den 25.09.2009, 12:56 +0200 schrieb Stefan Below:
Oliver Grawert schrieb:
comparing
Keith,
What version of LTSP are you using?
Also, there probably isn't a NBD_SWAP entry in the lts.conf file.
You'll need to add it, assuming you are using LTSP-5.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Keith wrote:
I'm a relative novice at the internals of Linux - I'm fine with the admin
side - So
debug what?
You didn't provide any details.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Shahar Or wrote:
Does anyone know how to debug this, please?
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Gabriel,
It sounds like you need to enable IP Forwarding on your server. Also,
you'll need to turn on Masquerade.
There's got to be tons of information on the net about how to do that.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
gabriel lopez wrote:
I have Ltsp 4.2 installed on mandriva 2009 that seems
Jordan,
VERY impressive. I get goosebumps when I read articles like this.
Keep up the good work.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Jordan Erickson wrote:
I came across this article just a bit ago, and realized...
Wait a minute, that's me! =D
http://www.linux.com/news/enterprise/case
involved is to hang out on the #ltsp IRC channel
on irc.freenode.net
You'll find some extremely helpful people in that channel, willing to
answer your questions and guide you in the right direction.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
-Rob
On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 09:52:02AM -0800, Jordan Erickson
and package management system, it'll
be nearly impossible to keep up with security updates and bug fixes that
the distro already handles.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Damn Small Linux claims it'll run on a 486dx with 16mb RAM -- with X.
Recommended specs are a Pentium 200 MHz with 64mb RAM
very busy.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
john wrote:
Hi all,
One of the reasons I originally found LTSP compelling was the modest
specs required of the thin clients. Lately I've been feeling like my
flavor of Linux/LTSP (ubuntu) has entered the same kind of systems
requirement arms-race that I
by the Java apps. tcpdump and wireshark can be very
helpful in watching what is going on.
Hope that helps,
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Nicholas Metsovon wrote:
You still haven't tried the most important test.
Take another full workstation, and log in. Then ssh -X
ltspserver javaapp
which
executables do.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
In general the someoverhead is small compared to the 1 memory. This is not
what Win does so the comparisons do not help.
James
--
Create and Deploy Rich Internet Apps outside
LTSP.
Cloud computing is a pretty good idea, but I think it's really intended
for web-based applications, not serving operating systems.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Stephen Zvolner wrote:
I would like to run an LTSP server over the Amazon compute cloud. I am
fairly new
IN probably 99% of the cases where people have trouble posting to the
list, it's because they have HTML formatting turned on.
I'm pretty sure that Google mail has a setting that you can turn off for
some or all recipients.
Check that and see if it doesn't clear up your problem.
Jim McQuillan
Bob,
We installed ejabberd and each user is running pidgin.
There are other jabber servers and clients available.
Jim McQuillan
j...@ltsp.org
Bob Wooden wrote:
I know that Linpopup is available for simple communications between
users during online sessions. But, are there any other
Rolf,
what happens if you plug that USB stick into a Linux machine that ISN'T
a thin client?
This would rule out any LTSP specific issues.
Jim McQuillan
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Rolf-Werner Eilert wrote:
Hi folks,
This is simply a question if there's someone else out there who has seen
with you, having a faster boot time is really not a
feature that I'm looking for. I'd take a solid reliable experience over
fast boot any day.
Jim McQuillan
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There's a lot to like about Ubuntu- and I'm not quite ready to pull the
trigger- but when I heard the focus
key authentication.
Try looking back through the archives and I think you'll find exactly
what he did to make it work.
Jim McQuillan
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Derek Tattersall wrote:
David Burgess wrote:
On Sat, Sep 6, 2008 at 4:30 PM, Derek Tattersall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Help.
I am
a simple README, we should be able to get it committed.
Jim McQuillan
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Jordan
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send messages easily,
and the users can send messages between themselves. (The later may be
considered a problem in some places).
In our case, it works extremely well, plus, I didn't have to open a
security hole to make it work.
Jim McQuillan
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jam wrote:
Hi
If anybody
Helmut,
the ltsp-developer mailing list would be the place you'd want to send
patches.
Jim McQuillan
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Helmut Lichtenberg wrote:
Hi,
I was surprised to get no answer to my proposed patch for handling selection
of local devices till I found, that attachments to the list
to support apps running locally, you'll possibly
need to support local media, which might get tricky, especially if both
local apps and remote apps want access to the local media.
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have you restarted GDM ?
Jim McQuillan
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Ryan Stepalavich wrote:
We don't have an /etc/gdm/custom.conf, but we do have an
/etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf. The thing is, the hostname and welcome message
are already set to the proper name. However, it's still not showing up.
Should
on irc.freenode.net and look for
ogra or vagrantc. Ogra's the Ubuntu LTSP developer and Vagrantc is the
Debian LTSP developer.
Jim McQuillan
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peter
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small can result in false positives killing sessions
prematurely. For instance, someone may reboot a core switch, which
could take long enough to make sshd think the session is dead.
In the end, I think the script that Gadi and Blinny came up with is
necessary. So... great job guys.
Jim
Peter Childs wrote:
I've been having tones of problems posting to ltsp-discuss over the
last 18months so I'm hoping this will appear
I see it.
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Could someone guide me on how to deal with this error message when I
attempt to boot a thin client of a Debian LTSP 5 server?
Begin: Running /script/nfs-premount...
Done.
mount call failed: 13
Done.
Begin
-update-sshkeys
sudo ltsp-update-image
Then try to boot the client and log in.
Jim McQuillan
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ali rostai wrote:
hello all members and developers
i have installled ltsp by ubuntu alternate cd installation.
my clients get boot and i see a login window on client, but i can
with
Etherboot.
Jim McQuillan
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Steve Cayford wrote:
Well, this is a bit old, but here are my notes to myself from a little over
a year ago -- I don't know how much still applies since the new system uses
nbd and squashfs instead of nfs. I'll be upgrading this system soon so I'll
be there soon.
Jim McQuillan
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Look at the Edubuntu documentation
http://edubuntu.com/Documentation
And the Ubuntu Wiki
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/
à bientôt, Xavier
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On Wednesday 16 April 2008 15:13:25 Keith Clark wrote
some
very well known TLA's (Three Letter Acronyms).
Also, he had some very interesting stories to tell about the security
(or lack of) in some of those organizations.
My sincere thoughts go out to Jennifer and Ruth, and also to Mike.
I know he was a good friend and will be missed.
Jim
what is this error.
Sounds like you are trying to load a kernel with PXE. Instead, you need
to load pxelinux.0, which is a 2nd-state bootloader, which will then go
and load the kernel.
Check the LTSP wiki for examples of how to setup the 'filename'
parameter in your dhcp config file.
Jim
varun,
can you show us your lts.conf file?
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
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Varun wrote:
Hello,
I have setup ltsp 4.2 on Mandriva 2008.
My client boots but gets stuck at :
rc.sysinit completed. switching to multi sessions mode.
Anybody can help,
Thanks
Varun
Wow!!! This is fantastic news.
Jim McQuillan
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CyberOrg wrote:
Hello Community
I am happy to announce yet another milestone of KIWI-LTSP development.
KIWI-LTSP is LTSP5 implementation in openSUSE using KIWI imaging
technology.
Instructions to get you started are here
Frank,
Yes, you can use 'file:///' instead of 'http://' as the location for the
files. Notice there are 3 slashes.
As for ftp, I think ltspadmin would support it, but I'm not sure how to
specify the username/password. maybe anonymous would work.
Jim McQuillan
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Frank Cox
ltspadmin to install all the LTSP
packages and configure all the services.
Are you logging in at the server console, or from a LTSP workstation?
Jim McQuillan
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Binay,
Make sure you have your mouse plugged in and configured properly. If X
has a problem communicating with the mouse, the keyboard will appear locked.
Jim McQuillan
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Binay Sinha wrote:
I'm using FC5 and ltsp4.2. Though I'm able to boot the workstation but
my keyboard
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and haven't had the time to
work on docs. Lots of other folks have worked on docs, but like I said
earlier, someone needs to help get them all pulled together.
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Stefan Ulrich Hegner wrote:
Hey Jam,
Am Samstag, den 29.12.2007, 12:37 -0500 schrieb Jim McQuillan
for updating to the latest proprietary
drivers in ltsp-4.2.
Jim McQuillan
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Kind regards,
Erwin.
Martin Gabel wrote:
Dear LTSP Team,
I have got a Problem with my new Ati Radeon X1550(PCIe) graphic card and the
LTSP Support.
The LTSP Server works with Suse 10.2
about 95% of the time when people get that error from the mailing list,
it's because they are attempting to send HTML formatted email, which is
bad for mailing lists.
Check to make sure you don't have the option set to send your mail in
HTML format.
Jim McQuillan
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J. Paul
NBD swap with no problems.
In fact, lots and lots of people are using LTSP with NBD-Swap. So to
say it doesn't work just seems to contradict what my experiences have shown.
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Asmo,
This is fantastic. You are our Kimi Räikkönen :)
Cheers,
Jim McQuillan
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Asmo Koskinen wrote:
Finnish prime minister Matti Vanhanen visited at our school today
because of reopening our school.
Big day for us and big day for Linux Terminal Server Project
James,
Are you required to set the mac? or is this just in case you want to
change it from the default?
Jim McQuillan
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jam wrote:
Hi
has anybody yet encountered the (new) nvidia chipsets that allocate a
dynamic MAC address.
Does this force every ltsp terminal
it.
Jim McQuillan
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jam wrote:
Hi
ltsp 3 and 4 had the lbe and a complete build environment.
ltsp 5 seems to be a trust-us-don't-touch-the-buttons.
I followed a few links posted last week that ended up in .../~someone
and utterly blank.
I want to use the environment
will be
voip apps. this will make a LTSP based call center MUCH MUCH easier.
We have 300MHz Celerons and P2s with 64MB RAm (can upgrade to 128MB).
Would this be enough?
64mb is pretty low. even 128 is on the low side. I'd enable network
swap with anything less than 256mb.
Jim McQuillan
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Roger,
If you are running LTSP-4.2, then just try running the ltspcfg command
and tell it you want to create the dhcpd.conf file and enable dhcpd.
Then, you'll need to edit the dhcpd.conf file to suit your exact needs.
Jim McQuillan
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Roger Greenlaw wrote:
Anyone know how
for more swap. If you haven't used LVM,
then it's much more difficult.
I think in the long run, it will just be much easier to add more
physical ram to the server.
Jim McQuillan
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Erwin Groeneveld wrote:
Hi all,
My ltsp-system works perfectly well until I add more clients
) How to deal with multiple architectures. some apps should run
localy on some clients, but not all apps and not all clients.
I hope that helps,
Jim McQuillan
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Rick Burgess wrote:
The issue:
A PXE client boots into a Kubuntu (Fiesty) 7.04 server running LTSP 5.
The client's
.
Don't set both options, cuz then it won't work. And, if you don't set
either option, dhcpd won't send a hostname to the client.
Jim McQuillan
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Craig White wrote:
On Wed, 2007-09-19 at 14:25 -0400, Michael Blinn wrote:
/tmp/hosts is built by rc.sysinit in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc
stream:
tcpdump -i eth0 -s0 -w /tmp/tcpdump.out port 67 or 68
Make sure you use the proper ethX interface. Might be eth1 on your system.
Start that command running, try booting the client, then kill the
tcpdump command and send me the /tmp/tcpdump.out file as an attachment.
Jim McQuillan
if app developers would just stop assuming that they are the
ONLY application that is important, and if they'd pay attention to error
codes returned when they make a system call or X request, and fall back
to a reasonable state, rather than die, things would be alot better.
Jim McQuillan
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it as a bug in Ubuntu
.
Am I right?
Yes, it is a bug. Specifically, the Ubuntu branch of LTSP-5 doesn't
handle a root-path with the IP address in it. The Debian branch has
been fixed. If it hasn't been fixed in Ubuntu yet, hopefully it will be
soon.
Jim McQuillan
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close to the limit of ram allocation. You click on the
'Applications' menu in Gnome. that needs to allocate a small amount of
ram. BLAMMO ! Gnome crashes. Believe me, these things happen. It's
not a pretty sight.
Anyway, I hope the above rambling makes some sense.
Jim McQuillan
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found
...
xserver failed, press enter to continue
The Xserver is failing to initialize your video card.
You should tell us more about your thin client, especially what kind of
video chipset you are using.
Jim McQuillan
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/i386/etc/lts.conf file, try adding:
XSERVER = nv
for that workstation (or as the default)
if that doesn't work, you could also try setting:
XSERVER = vesa
Jim McQuillan
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Thanks !
2007/9/4, Jim McQuillan [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Shintaro Fujiwara wrote:
Hi, I'm
Frank,
I use jabber (ejabberd) and gaim
makes a great Instant messaging system.
Jim McQuillan
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Frank Cox wrote:
What is the best way to implement an inter-user message system on a LTSP
server? It's currently running Fedora Core 6 with Gnome desktops.
The objective
don't know what their status is, and
if they do achieve their goal of getting LTSP into Opensuse, I don't
know what that means for the Suse distro.
At this point, I think Suse/Novell has different plans for their Thin
Client solution and I don't think it involves LTSP at all.
Jim McQuillan
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Hi Jim,
What a pity. I'll ask the question on the OpenSuSE list. It seems to me that
the LTSP project is just SO important. It's in class with SAMBA, Apache and
OO. It's so because it widens the usebility of Linux in general, it makes
GNU/Linux do things that Windows can't do, at
was hoping Scotty (the self-taught LTSP udev guru) was not too busy
and had some helpful advice but I am sure he is busy.
Scotty is on vacation and I think he'll return next Monday (Aug 20). if
you don't get a response from him soon after the 20th, you might try
emailing him directly.
Jim McQuillan
a modified initramfs with NFS root support. Can someone elaborate
on what is needed here?
needed ? I don't know what you are trying to accomplish, so I can't
comment on what's needed.
Jim McQuillan
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for the user. Others may want to provide the
options. I think one variable nicely covers both cases, and keeps it
simple (i.e. one variable to worry about).
I really likes this idea.
Jim McQuillan
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the challenges are going to come.
I'm thinking some more fuse/ltspfs type magic will be required here.
Jim McQuillan
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Still grepping through log files to find
connections.
I've used NX for alot of remote connection stuff, but it just doesn't
make sense to use NX with LTSP.
Jim McQuillan
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Faraz Khan wrote:
Did some testing over the past few days with Freenx and Ltsp5. My
purpose was to boot the thin client from tftp (just like ltsp
.
Jim McQuillan
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Faraz Khan wrote:
Just a comment regarding LDM - for slightly larger 'corporate' setups we
would need forceful password changes, password aging, etc. SSH correctly
handles these (through PAM or Kerberos) but LDM does not. I know this
may be low priority
Gideon Romm wrote:
Anthony-
ssh is still used as a communication tunnel between client and server.
For example, it is used to launch the session, set up sound, trigger
mounting of local devices, that sort of thing. The only difference is
that you are not proxying the ssh traffic through
. Best
place to talk about this is on the #ltsp IRC channel on
irc.freenode.net.
Jim McQuillan
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Thanks Jim. I'm using LTSP 4.2, by the way. I checked the IRC channel
once before and only one person responded, but I'll give it another
shot.
Are there any drawbacks
Rob Owens wrote:
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To: ltsp-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] local usb card reader
Rob Owens wrote:
Hi, I'm new
change. this is how we do CDRom detecting. We don't
currently do this for usb card readers. There might be something in
LTSP-5 for doing this, but you'd have to ask Scott Balneaves. Best
place to talk about this is on the #ltsp IRC channel on irc.freenode.net.
Jim McQuillan
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Kent,
In lts.conf, just set:
X_MODE_0 = 800x600
That should give you what you want.
Jim McQuillan
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Kent Tong wrote:
Hi,
I am setting ltsp 4.2. On a client, xorg starts fine and
defaults to the resolution of 1024x768. However, I'd like
to set it to 800x600. It can
Kent,
Remove the X_MODE_1 line and you should be fine.
The Xserver sees that you've defined two resolutions, so it's
configuring both, and giving you a virtual space the same size as the
largest resolution that you've specified.
Jim McQuillan
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Kent Tong wrote
,
Jim McQuillan
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Frank Cox wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 06:13:49 +0530
Sudev Barar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All emails sent to this list are returning message from spamalotless like:
I didn't get the entire list from spamalotless, but I did get the ones that I
posted myself
for different terminals, then
just create individual sections in the lts.conf file. Take a look at
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/LtsConf
for more information on lts.conf.
Jim McQuillan
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Kent Tong wrote:
Hi,
Regarding this issue, I found that this virtual screen
Lee,
Take a look at the manpage on ltsp-build-client. You'll see the option
'--arch i386' will cause it to build an i386 chroot on a 64-bit server.
You'll probably need to remove the existing /opt/ltsp/i386, as it's most
likely built for 64-bit cpus.
Jim McQuillan
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Lee
clients sound like they're working ok with
5.0.
Hope that helps,
Jim McQuillan
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Anthony M Simonelli wrote:
Initially, at my company, we were working with Debian Etch and LTSP 4.2.
We purchased some thin clients, HP T5125s, and they worked out great.
Performance of the client
I'm thinking that GDM might be messing around there. Possibly it got
updated and does something different now.
I'd look through the scripts in /etc/X11/gdm, perhaps one of them is
causing those files to be removed on logout. PostSession/Default is the
first one I'd look at.
Jim McQuillan
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Jim McQuillan
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Eric Holt wrote:
Hey guys, got a problem. I recently re-built a server for a client, and
in the process upgraded from Slackware 10 to Slackware 11, and from LTSP
4.1 to LTSP 4.2. Everything has worked great, except for I'm having a
little bit
that LTSP-5 doesn't use the IP address in the
root-path is a bug, and it's being fixed. LTSP-4.2 could also figure
out the IP address automatically, but the sample file included it, so
everyone used it.
Anyway, to fix your problem, remove the ip address and the ':' from the
root-path.
Jim
is
very important. Looking at what you pasted, it looks like you were
running this as a normal user.
Jim McQuillan
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Verner,
It sounds like your 'DISPLAY' environment variable isn't set.
Open an xterm, and type: echo $DISPLAY
Let us know what it says.
Jim McQuillan
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Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
Hi list,
I'm struggling with LDA in SuSE10/LTSP4.2
When manually invoking /etc/X11/xinit
is the name of your kernel module without the .ko
Take a look at the KernelOptions wiki page for information about passing
that argument to the kernel.
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/KernelOptions
Jim McQuillan
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Alfred Nutile wrote:
Well let me be more clear
Dan,
Have you tried logging that person in on the server console?
It would be good to eliminate the possibility of LTSP and SSH causing the
problem.
Jim McQuillan
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On Wed, May 9, 2007 9:15 pm, Dan Trockman wrote:
We have a new install of Feisty on a test server
James,
I'd love to test it, but I'm still in Spain until Sunday. After that,
i'll be swamped with work, trying to catch up from 13 days of travel.
So, don't count on me to do any testing for at least a week or two.
Hopefully someone else can step up and give it a shot before then.
Jim
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