Joe Auerbach wrote:
Here's an issue worth mentioning. I brought this up a while ago, but
I don't know if I was clear.
I've got 2 categories of people running off the same ltsp machine
here. One group (we'll call them a) are doing text based grunt work
on a server in hte office. The other (broup b) will need actual
desktop access as well as the text based interface.
I can easily set the other group up and I have them set up now
(screen_01 is a telnet screen and screen_02 is startx). However, my
trouble is setting up the first group alongside them.
Is there a way I can set screens by group or mac address? Mac address
1 gets screen_01 telnet and no screen_02 startx?
My other option would be to just shut down x for them. for example,
default them in their bash_profile or somehting similar to close x.
So they both get the startx screen, but when group A logs into the
startx screen it drops down to a shell anyway.
Thoughts?
I just realized that I'm not sure I even have a solution for the group b
people. Check this out. groub b logs in. they get a desktop. they
ctrl-alt-f1 and get a shell. Fine. Now they have to ssh to the
server. Or they get a telnet and they still have to ssh to the server.
Is there a way to set up the telnet based login to have one command run
(the ssh) while the desktop has the normal gnome login?
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joe auerbach
systems administrator
pcb / rossman and co
614-523-4150
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