Thanks Guys.
I did actually end up starting a shell on the client to look at /proc
but was just curious as to how to do this when at runlevel 5. I'll check
out ltspinfod.
Thanks again.
David Howdle
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>>> Peter Childs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/14/04 7:03 PM >>>
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Neil Stone wrote:
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> you would need to use the ltspinfod, the documentation for this seemd
to
> be rather lacking last time I looked but iirc you set "PROCREAD = Y"
in
> lts.conf and using a special perl script you can then read stuff from
/proc.
>
Probably the simplest methods are to use Local Apps or too start
a
shell on the client.
In LTSP 4 somthing like
SCREEN_02 = shell
in lts.conf does the trick then visit the client and look at /proc.
Peter Childs
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