On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 02:13:10PM +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I've read (eg: > http://www.linuxlookup.com/html/articles/LTSP.html ) > that there are (were?) security issues when using > LTSP. Is this still true, as of version 3.0?
That was one the first things I read about LTSP. But as is implicated in the end of the article, a good firewall will help. In contrast to what is said in the article, no /home directories are mounted over NFS though. If you don't use swap over NFS, all NFS exports are read-only. > Also, I think I've read some time ago, that LTSP > could not serve (via NFS) directories that were not > Ext2FS. That worries me, because my /home is > ReiserFS, as well as my whole system now, in fact. Is > this true? No of course not. LTSP is a pretty high-level collection of services, you mention low-level stuff such as FS and NFS severs. You could use any NFS server you want to get the clients happy.
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