Scott Balneaves :
On Fri, May 19, 2006 at 04:48:09PM +0200, Lars Madsen wrote:
So, there's mu ubuntu CD mounted under my home, that's NFS mounted.
Now, just because I'M not having trouble with it, doesn't mean that
others aren't. What happens if you're test user has a home directory on
a local drive?
This could be part of the problem.
I can mount fine for the first user, and nothing for the next users.
Just tested part 10 again, same result as above for a user with $HOME on
local disk.
OK, so that's not it.
I think lbussd runs fine, it just does not get any information from the
terminal.
On the lbus_event_handler.sh, there is no interaction with lbussd, because
lbus_event_handler.sh is called from within lbussd.
Well, how about putting an "echo $* >> /tmp/lbus_eh.out" at the
beginning of the lbus_event_handler script, and see what command line
parameters we're being passed?
I don't think that would help, I've tried it comes out as
removeall
add block readwrite 0 Floppy
add block readonly 0 K3b data project
remove block readonly 0 K3b data project
add block Removable_Device_244_Mb 244 Removable Device (244Mb)
remove block Removable_Device_244_Mb 244 Removable Device (244Mb)
removeall
and similar for the devices that it detects
But we already know that lbus_event_handler.sh is working fine ()not
counting part 10). Regarding ñthe missing devices for later users the
interesting part would be the communication between lbussd and the
terminal.
One thing I have seen some times (but definitely not always) is that lbucd
dies on the terminal.
I wrote an entry about it ealier, see
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ltsp-discuss&m=114649267132363&w=2
/daleif
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