JL,
In a magazine I read about 6 months ago, there was this web enabled
cd-burning software.
You loaded up a web page - logged in and then "mastered" your CD. The
master config could be saved for use again or burnt to a CD then. The
system has concurrency checking and if two people are building a master at
once only one can burn. It will put the other image in a queue. It could
also "hold" the server for 10 min if you were the active user, so you could
go and put a blank CD in the system.
It was billed as a linux cd burning server based solution. The screen shots
were very good and the linux magazine (Linux Format UK - I think) gave it a
rave review.
It's name - I have no idea... The magazine - even less of a clue... :)
But a search may turn something up - it sounds like a more sophisticate sand
elegant way to do what you want - especially the "saved" masters feature.
Cheers,
Richard.
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Subject: [e-smith-devinfo] E-Smith and cd-record
> Our LUG will be having an install fest and a display booth at a local
computer
> show in the near future. One of the problems we had in the past with such
> events is making CD's for those folks that wanted them. Because most of
the
> machines around were tied up for other uses, demos etc. I thought I would
make
> up a dedicated "burner box". I have enough spare parts to do this.
>
> What I want to do is make e-smith be able to do this.
>
> User places a blank in the e-smith burner box and then lgos in via telnet
and
> burns a cd.
>
> Aside from a base install of e-smith, cd-record and appropriate other
files
> needed, I think I need to be able to allow someone other than admin/root
to use
> telnet for access to a shell. The user would login as say.... isoadmin,
switch
> to the appropriate ibay where the iso's are held and execute the cdrecord
blah
> blah blah command.
>
> How do I accomplish letting a user get to a shell and execute commands?
>
> Any pointers to how-to's links etc would be greatly appreciated.
>
> J-L
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