On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet wrote:
1) Is it possible to connect USB drives (i.e., floppy and Zip)? I saw
Paul Whittaker's solution for USB Zip drives, but I was wondering if there
were other methods that made for a more seemless
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 12:55:07AM -0600, Nathan Sweet wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet wrote:
You've already described the cause of the problem. You should NOT
log in to 2 workstations at the same time with the same user id.
It
I would really appreciate a copy of this document before I commit myself to
an install! Thanks!
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[mailto:ltsp-discuss-admin;lists.sourceforge.net]On Behalf Of Ken Barber
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To: Dan Kegel
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i like the copy to, please send to my email,
thanks !
I would really appreciate a copy of this document before I commit myself to
an install! Thanks!
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[mailto:ltsp-discuss-admin;lists.sourceforge.net]On Behalf Of Ken Barber
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Hi
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
Hi,
My name is Vinicio Aizpurua and for I am trying to use LTSP since Red Hat
5.2 and 6.2. Now I already installed 8.0 and for some reason the workstation
can not load the kernel
dchp is working the station is showing
192.168.2.54:vmlinux-2.4.19-ltsp-1. . . .
the tftp is on (with
On 25 Oct 2002 14:14:13 +0200, Daniel £a¶ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
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
I am very interested in the K12 project, and the LTSP - I'm having it in
mind to create a system, where I can do a quick an easy rollout of my
choosen OS, but booting up a machine with a floppy, and accessing my desktop
on my terminal server, and also having access to the local hardware, meaning
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
2) I'm having a strange issue with OpenOffice.org -- I can log into one
terminal and load up and use OpenOffice.org with no problem. I can log
into a separate workstation with a different account and OpenOffice.org
works fine. However, when I am logged into two different workstations at
the
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet wrote:
You've already described the cause of the problem. You should NOT
log in to 2 workstations at the same time with the same user id.
It causes problems
Hi
Thanks for your answer.
I'm running Linux from the time when kernel had 0.99 version number. Our
LTSP installation is running non-stop for about 6 months with quite luck
but for our employee (different logins of course). Right now I want to
prepare it for students. WebMin is not good enough
Hi
Thanks everybody for answers. It seems that setting login for
workstation is very good idea :). Easy to setup and more secure than one
login account. I think it's best for me.
Regards
Daniel a
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Vinicio,
it looks like you are trying to load vmlinux-2.4.19-ltsp-1.
Check to make sure that you spelled that correct.
that is:
vmlinuz-2.4.19-ltsp-1
^
^
Notice the 'z' where you had an 'x'.
But, that may have been a typo.
So, the other problem I see, is you should be loading
if you follow the whole thread (as I just did, very thorough) you'll see
that if you are using autologin, it doesn't 'really' matter if you have a
single login account, except that it will create problems down the line. It
appears to be better to atleast use a single login for each computer, ie
Hi!
I'm still using LTS on i386 platforms.
Since a few month I got a new machine in my collection and I think
about to set it up as LTS.
The machine is a
IBM RS/6000
Model B50B (CHRP)
with a PPC 604e processor.
Did anyone do a port of LTS to this kind of machine or is working on it?
It would also
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Hans Ekbrand wrote:
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 12:55:07AM -0600, Nathan Sweet wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet wrote:
You've already described the cause of the problem. You should NOT
log in to 2 workstations at
On Thursday 24 October 2002 18:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Send me a copy too :)
Hello, everyone --
I had no idea that merely mentioning that I'm working on an LTSP step-by-step
how-to would make a half-finished document so popular!
In its present form it does not follow any Linux-world
Nathan,
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet wrote:
Okay, I can buy into the single login PER workstation concept -- after
reading the comments, it makes a lot of sense. My issue now is HOW to
set up the workstations to auto login with their unique account. Is this
done through lts.conf
On 25 Oct 2002 15:16:53 +0200
Daniel £a¶ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip]
something more automated. Our students will not use email. We will
supply only such services for them as:
- web browser
- OpenOffice
- library retrival software
[snip]
OK for web browsing, library retrieval, but where
Thanks... for some reason even with these changes it wouldn't work, so I
tried a different computer and changed a bunch of settings (like driver
and port#) and got it working. Now I'm trying to set up a local printer
across campus the same way, except when i hit print over there it comes
out over
In view of all the problems everyone has highlighted with allowing
multiple logins to the same account (and a hardy AMEN from my direction
btw) has anyone done work on anything, a pam module maybe, that prevents a
user from logging in twice?
I have an interesting problem here, since my users
I'm looking for some help from people responsible for live LTSP systems.
What hardware are you using and what number and type of users have you
got? By compiling examples of real live systems, I'm hoping to give
potential new users some guidance as to what size of servers they might
need. To keep
Hi,
I'm new to LTSP. What Linux distribution is best supported by LTSP?
What packages should install before installing LTSP server software?
Thanks.
bz
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Ken Barber wrote:
Some people have written to me about contributing or collaborating on this
document. I presume that the best vehicle for doing that is through
SourceForge.
No. Sourceforge is total overkill for one document.
As soon as I have finished this message, I shall go to SF and
Tobias;
I posted a message a while back, asking about using an
RS/6000 as an LTSP server and the feedback was good -
basically that it would work, but that noone had tested
it.
The simplest implementation would be to get it working
on an Intel box, then copy /opt/ltsp, /tftpboot,
Hello,
For those who may be interested, I have produced an updated version of the
LTSP+OpenMosix: A Mini How-To. While it is based on an installation of the
K12LTSP 2.1.1 distribution, I believe in might be useful in other LTSP
settings as well.
I'm hoping Jim will post it to LTSP.org because I
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