On Thu, Sep 26, 2002 at 10:15:46AM +0200, Andreas Schlager wrote: > Hi list, > > a question: > > I have a bunch of X-Clients running in my network.
X clients is commonly used to denote applications connected to a Xserver, admittedly the conepts are somewhat confusing. > I want to configure LTSP in that way, that the thin clients running a > X-server connects to one of f.e. three X-clients. Oh, by X-clients you mean application servers that offer a display manager, right? > I don't want to use > the broadcast, because maybe the thin-client connects to a wrong x- > client. -broadcast is intended to give a random server -query <ip.of.the_right.one> will let you decide wich one to use. But ltsp will by default use -query, so what is the problem? In /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/rc.local the following lines is where you should change if you want a different behaviour. if [ -w /proc/progress ]; then echo "/usr/X11R6/bin/${XBINARY} ${ACC_CTRL} -query ${XDM_SERVER} >/dev/tty3 2>&1" >/tmp/start_ws else echo "/usr/X11R6/bin/${XBINARY} ${ACC_CTRL} -query ${XDM_SERVER}" >/tmp/start_ws fi Good Luck! -- Hans Ekbrand
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