Content and translation status for the debian-edu-stretch manual
The (translated) debian-edu-stretch manual as PDF or HTML is available at http://maintainer.skolelinux.org/debian-edu-doc/ To understand this mail better, please read /usr/share/doc/debian-edu-doc/README. This mail is automatically send by a cronjob run by Holger Levsen every two weeks. Please send feedback, suggestions, flames and cookies via this list. debian-edu-stretch-manual.da.po: 974 translated messages, 298 fuzzy translations, 90 untranslated messages. debian-edu-stretch-manual.de.po: 1362 translated messages. debian-edu-stretch-manual.es.po: 509 translated messages, 231 fuzzy translations, 622 untranslated messages. debian-edu-stretch-manual.fr.po: 958 translated messages, 316 fuzzy translations, 88 untranslated messages. debian-edu-stretch-manual.it.po: 1359 translated messages, 3 fuzzy translations. debian-edu-stretch-manual.ja.po: 1287 translated messages, 9 fuzzy translations, 66 untranslated messages. debian-edu-stretch-manual.nb.po: 1358 translated messages, 4 fuzzy translations. debian-edu-stretch-manual.nl.po: 1359 translated messages, 3 fuzzy translations. debian-edu-stretch-manual.pl.po: 218 translated messages, 4 fuzzy translations, 1140 untranslated messages. debian-edu-stretch-manual.zh.po: 660 translated messages, 34 fuzzy translations, 668 untranslated messages. -- https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Documentation/Stretch//HowTo/Administration FIXME: The HowTos from http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/HowTo/"/> are either user- or developer-specific. Let's move the user-specific HowTos over here (and delete them over there)! (But first ask the authors (see the history of those pages to find them) if they are fine with moving the howto and putting it under the GPL.) -- https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Documentation/Stretch//HowTo/NetworkClients FIXME: It would be even better to first/also explain user groups for Windows with GOsa² (and then show an example for the command line) FIXME: Maybe it is better to purge the examples. People who want to use roaming profiles should know what they are doing ... FIXME: explain how to use profiles from global policies for Windows machines in the skolelinux network FIXME: describe roaming profile key for the global policy editor here 5 FIXMEs left to fix
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Demonstration and teaching tool
Hi folks, Our computer lab is entirely made up of debianEdu thin clients. We currently have 20 thin clients using older Panasonic Toughbooks. Im looking for a way a teacher can demonstrate something on his thin client and all students can observe on their thin clients what the teacher is actually doing in realtime. How is this done? Kind regards, Roman
Re: How to prevent automatic deletion of apt cache upon server reboot?
>> Especially in the test phase it would really help me if DebianEdu >> wouldnt >> delete the cache anytime I restart the server. >> >> This causes so much delay since packages have to be downloaded again and >> again. Sometimes, our internet connection is really bad. >> >> How can I prevent DebianEdu to do this? > > Hi folks, > > I did more research and I believe some of my statements are simply wrong. > Sorry for this! > > It appears that cached files in /var/cache/apt/archives are not deleted > upon restart of the server. In my case they were rather deleted by the > script that I used to create a new chroot, which is 'debian-edu-ltsp > --arch i386'. > > It also appears that the downloaded files do not show in > /var/cache/apt/archives anymore but they are still available even after > rebooting the server. This is kind of a mystery to me. > > I was assuming that if the files in the cache folder are gone, then the > build process would need to download the files again. However, this is not > happening. Has squid something to do with this? I did more research and my guess appears to be right. Squid has cached the files. I installed the squid reporting module 'sarg' and it shows quite some activity during the rebuilding time of chroot. Here are my installation notes to get this working: apt-get update apt-get install sarg nano /etc/sarg/sarg.conf change output_dir to '/etc/debian-edu/www/squid-reports' change date_format to 'e' execute report with 'sarg x' Check report with browser https://www/squid-reports/ Kind regards, Roman
Re: Missing audio using xrdp and remote desktop connection
> Hi, > >> IÂm > > Please fix your e-mail encoding, btw⦠I think this is an issue of the word processor I use to write emails. It converts some characters upon typing, e.g. ' becomes , etc. I hope this doesn't worry you too much. I dont know how to fix this easily. >> currently using xrdp to extablish a remote desktop connection. This >> works rather well. >> >> Unfortunately IÂm not getting any sound. >> >> How can I fix this? > > Unfortunately, you can't. While xrdp supports it, we cannot build the > required PulseAudio module in Debian because the PulseAudio devs do not > export the required API. I understand, thanks!
Re: Missing audio using xrdp and remote desktop connection
Hi, > Im Please fix your e-mail encoding, btw… > currently using xrdp to extablish a remote desktop connection. This > works rather well. > > Unfortunately Im not getting any sound. > > How can I fix this? Unfortunately, you can't. While xrdp supports it, we cannot build the required PulseAudio module in Debian because the PulseAudio devs do not export the required API. -nik
