Hi, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The reason for the xkbcomp error is because some libs have moved around from a previous version. You can fix it by doing this: ldconfig -r /opt/ltsp/i386 That will rescan the shared libs, and update the ld.so.cache file.
I came across the same problem (now more german keyboard layout at the moment -> not usable). My first thought was "there must me some other updated package" and looked at the website download files. Yes, the ltsp_core package is updated to 3.0.7 (still had 3.0.5).I guess I need to fix the install script to do the same, and also to fix the ownership on those files.
After downloading and installing the 3.0.7 core package, nothing worked any more! Clients hung after starting the X server. It took me about an hour to figure out that my lts.conf was overwritten by rpm update :-(
I don't know how RPM works, but I remember SuSE Linux RPMs which did not overwrite config files, but instead renames them to <filename>.rpmsave. Could that be an option for ltsp RPM files?
And one more suggestion: If adding truetype entry for "FontPath" in rc.setupx (like the 100dpi path), one could easily create a "truetype" subdirectory for installing those fonts. I applied this modification to rc.setupx and copied the fonts from an other installation. It works fine!
Thanks, I'll try your
> ldconfig -r /opt/ltsp/i386
solution tomorrow.
Achim
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