Some of us on the k12ltsp list are using the TeacherTool python script.
Not a cron job, but there's some usefull stuff you can take from there
as well.
here's my modified version of Robert Melton's script:
http://school.qop.org/lmontes/TeacherTool
and a screenshot of the main window running
Here is a hack that will work. I am working on a better way to do this. This is
in bash.
###ON Server
Create directory:
Mkdir /var/log/tracking
###Run this from bash.
ipAddress=$(ifconfig eth0 | awk '/inet/ { print $2 }' | awk -F ":" '{ print $2
}')
echo "$ipAddress" > /var/log/tracking/ip.lo
Hello all,
It's my pleasure to announce once again that LTSP.org will have
a booth at Linux World in San Francisco, the week of Aug 8th 2005.
As I've done in the past, I'll send out a call for volunteers a bit
later, as I put the details together. Right now, i'm just giving
everybody an early h
Thanks Jim. Your advice was very helpful. I'm printing now. I think
I'll stay on 4.0.1 for now till I get the hang of this.
-Original Message-
From: Jim McQuillan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 1:51 PM
To: Francisco Ruiz
Cc: 'Joshua N Pritikin'; ltsp-discuss@lis
I am trying to sort out if there is a way to enable a third serial
port /dev/ttyS2 on a client. I also need to do a '/bin/setserial
/dev/ttyS2 port 0x220 irq 10 autoconfig' on it, which I was thinking
I could do in the rc.local script, but right now it appears that we
don't have access to /dev/tty
At 09:38 PM 5/9/2005 +0200, you wrote:
I wouldn't mind if the image would boot from a CD. I played with knoppix and
while doing so, I wondered whether it would be an idea to alter knoppix in
such a way, that it act as a thin client for ltsp... Knoppix has some
wireless drivers built in, so it
I get the following error when booting:
pc_keyb: controller jammed (0xFF).
It is repeated many times, a timeout message appears, and then booting
continues normally, so it is mostly just a nuisance.
I am using 4.1-unstable. The client is a USB-only Wyse S30 booting PXE.
I've read a little about
Certainly
Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
Torsdag 26 maj 2005 18:33 skrev Chris Gregan:
Hi Richard and list,
- and when you do, please be kind enough and share with the rest of us what
you did.
- being able to do such a thing, say at midnight, is a pearl.
Best regards,
Verner Kjaersgaard
Den
Francisco,
Take a look in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/version, to see what version of ltsp
you have now.
If you aren't running 4.1.1, then just try setting PRINTER_1_TYPE = P
to see if lp_server is running, try this from the server:
telnet ws202 9100
If it connects, then you should be able to type
Hi,
we try to install and start a native application local on LTSP 4.1.1.
The app is taken from a Linux system with GLIBC_2.3.4
but LTSP uses GLIBC_2.3.2.
Is there any way to get the app running locally with this glibc mismatch?
Which steps are needed to port LTSP to glibc 2.3.4?
Thanks,
Mar
Torsdag 26 maj 2005 18:33 skrev Chris Gregan:
Hi Richard and list,
- and when you do, please be kind enough and share with the rest of us what
you did.
- being able to do such a thing, say at midnight, is a pearl.
Best regards,
Verner Kjaersgaard
Denmark.
> Both excellent suggestions, thank
Pardon me. My set up is just like you suggested and still not working.
How do I check witch version of ltsp I'm currently running?
-Original Message-
From: Jim McQuillan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2005 9:57 AM
To: Francisco Ruiz
Cc: 'Joshua N Pritikin'; ltsp-discuss
Both excellent suggestions, thanks! I'll try each one out.
Richard Shade wrote:
Chris, Do you have a list of the clients if so then edit your lts.conf
and set ALLOW_SHUTDOWN = Y.
Then you can make a script that loops thru the list and executes
"ltspinfo -h $HOST --shutdown"
Richard Shade
P
Chris, Do you have a list of the clients if so then edit your lts.conf
and set ALLOW_SHUTDOWN = Y.
Then you can make a script that loops thru the list and executes
"ltspinfo -h $HOST --shutdown"
Richard Shade
Project Lead - CTI Systems
Effective Teleservices, Inc.
1903 Berry Dr.
Nacogdoch
I would like a way to monitor all the stations that are up and use
ltspinfo on the web bases. I think I am going to try and build some
stuff with perl and PHP to do this..
Richard Shade
Project Lead - CTI Systems
Effective Teleservices, Inc.
1903 Berry Dr.
Nacogdoches, TX 75965
(w) 936-559-228
Hello all,
I was wondering if there was a way to power down the clients on a system
on a schedule (ala Cron). I realize there is no Cron running on the
client, but I was hoping there was a way to apply a Cron job on the
host, to all of the clients.
Thanks,
Chris
-
Francisco,
Both of those options are setup incorrectly.
What you need is this:
PRINTER_0_DEVICE = /dev/lp0
PRINTER_0_TYPE = P
Also, prior to ltsp-4.1.1, there was a bug that caused the
PRINTER_x_TYPE to be off by 1. you'd have to specify PRINTER_1_TYPE
for the first printer, instead
Sorry to but in guys, but I'm also having problems with a printer
connected to a work station. The work station side the printer is
connected to the parallel port. On the server side I configure the
lst.conf as directed in the ltsp manual with no luck. The server side
looks like this.
[ws202]
Am Mittwoch, den 25.05.2005, 20:53 -0500 schrieb Richard Shade:
> Does anyone know of a good way to keep track of the workstations using
> my terminal server?
You could monitor the logs for following events:
DHCPOFFERS
XDMCP requests
logins
for example manually with "grep DHCPOFFER /var/log/mes
Title: RE: [Ltsp-discuss] tftp: client does not accept options error - SOLVED
Hi,
Is anyone had experience running LTSP over
Layer 3 IP Network. Or reference to some information resource (documentation /
Web site)
Azhar Shafiq
Does anyone know of
a good way to keep track of the workstations using my terminal server?
Richard Shade
Project Lead - CTI Systems
Effective
Teleservices, Inc.
1903 Berry Dr.
Nacogdoches, TX 75965
(w) 936-559-2280
(c) 936-371-1817
“Playing by the
Rules”
Joshua,
The printer redirector we use is called 'lp_server'. It's not something
we wrote. It's an open source project. It doesn't emulate any of the HP
command set. It simply listens on port 9100 (like HP JetDirect), and
forwards all data received to the printer.
So, if you telnet to port 9100 o
On HP Vectra (XM PC Series 4 if I remember correctly) with s3 trio 64 gfx card
there is a problem while changing resolution (eg. full screen apps).
Whole screen goes "messy" - random color dots and patterns over normal
picture.
When user switches to text console (alt+ctrl+f2) and then back to
Joshua,
The LTSP print server does not emulate a Jetdirect print server.
There is no command line to access.
Pete Billson
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Joshua N Pritikin wrote:
Is there any known deficiency with LTSP's
Ragnar Wisloff skrev:
I'm observing a puzzling problem. It seems that the DHCP request sent
out by the thin client is subtly different the first and second time
(two DHCP requests are sent during a single boot). The second DHCP
request contains more information, and the DHCPD server sees this a
Am Mittwoch, den 25.05.2005, 23:46 +0200 schrieb Ragnar Wisloff:
> I'm observing a puzzling problem. It seems that the DHCP request sent
> out by the thin client is subtly different the first and second time
> (two DHCP requests are sent during a single boot). The second DHCP
> request contains
Is there any known deficiency with LTSP's JetDirect implementation?
When the printer is connected to the server via USB, everything works
fine. When I try to use hp-makeuri, the printer is not detected even
though CUPS can print to the printer on port 9100.
According to http://www.lprng.com/LPRn
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