All,
Once WEP is enabled on the access point is it then simply a matter of
putting the HEX key in wireless.cfg like so:
KEY = "xx"
Thanks
David Howdle
OPSM Group Systems Support
Sydney
Australia
(02) 9334 2666
0419 626 794
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On Wed, 2004-04-07 at 20:54, David Howdle wrote:
> All,
>
> If I run wireless LTSP on a laptop is there then any way that I can
> monitor the local battery condition on that laptop?
>
> I cannot think of a way to do this except to use some kind of external
> device that will monitor the battery s
All,
If I run wireless LTSP on a laptop is there then any way that I can
monitor the local battery condition on that laptop?
I cannot think of a way to do this except to use some kind of external
device that will monitor the battery status.
Any help will be very greatly appreciated.
David How
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1) You can create the sym link as root, then the user can't remove it
or
2) You can simply make the prefs.js file immutible using chattr +i
Also, you probably want to set the number of backup prefs files to 0.
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Unfortunately this does not stop them from replacing the symbolic link
with their own prefs.js and modifying to their hearts content.
Doug Breshears
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You could make sure each user also has a personal group with the same name
as the username.
Then set the owner on the /home/username to root:username and the perms
to ug+rwX and o-rwx. This would make each users home really owned by
root with permissions to use by that users group. You could then
I would like to build distcc to run across all of the ltsp workstations. I have
heard that someone on the list has done so. Where do I begin?
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Put prefs.js in a higher level directory, say /home/students/prefs.js
and set it to be read only for everyone except the owner (root).
Then, in each student's .phoenix/default directory, replace prefs.js with:
ln -s /home/students/prefs.js prefs.js
You could script that as well.
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Here is what I've done so
Christopher Cheshire wrote:
hi I've got a mandrake 10 box as a server and I've just installed ltsp 4 on
it.
The problem I having is the grey screen with x and no display manager, which
I've had in previous installs, but have normally overcome in previous
mandrake versions.
I've checked out al
On Wed, 7 Apr 2004, Neil Stone wrote:
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> |>I'm new to the list. All of my systems are running 2.6 kernels
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> |>Does ltsp work with 2.6 kernels? If not, how can I help to make this
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|>I'm new to the list. All of my systems are running 2.6 kernels
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|>Does ltsp work with 2.6 kernels? If not, how can I help to make this
|>work.
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| If you mean the server: On LTSP the workstations don
On Tuesday 06 April 2004 22:28, Dieter Kroemer wrote:
> Am Dienstag, 6. April 2004 23:12 schrieb Christopher Cheshire:
> > I haven't touched any IPv6 settings, I'm not sure if Mandrake 10
> > has IPv6 running as standard, I'm not sure how to check?
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> I don't know anything to IPv6 but have you che
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