Daniel,
you will get much better mileage from having each terminal
assigned a unique login. that way you'll know where the traffic is coming
from and the system won't be confused about the value of DISPLAY
variables, which is often the case when you don't use ssh and just try to
derive them based on user and address. instead of one "student"
login you get "student01" to "student12". this takes care of huge
part of the confusion caused by multiple logins with one account. i
should know, i went through hell to convince people that the
universe doesn't want them to be at many places at the same time.
julius
On 25 Oct 2002, Daniel [iso-8859-2] Łaś wrote:
> I am network administrator of Main Library of Opole University. We are
> going to use LTSP in our library. Definitely. We even bought 2 servers
> for this and 12 dedicated terminals. Yes we want to use one account for
> many users as we were doing for years with NOVELL for example. This
> account is student with no password and very low rights. We have many
> students and i think that creating accounts for them is not good idea.
> Anybody know or can help how to avoid problems with such configuration
> with KDE as the desktop?
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