Scott Balneaves wrote:
> On Sat, Nov 18, 2006 at 05:09:34PM +0100, Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
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>> Lørdag 18 november 2006 18:03 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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>> It's absolutely needed. That or a name server. Without it, you'll run into a
>> pletoria of problems.
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> LTSP func
On Sunday 19 November 2006 20:53, Scott Balneaves wrote:
> On Sat, Nov 18, 2006 at 05:09:34PM +0100, Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
> > Lørdag 18 november 2006 18:03 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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> > It's absolutely needed. That or a name server. Without it, you'll run
> > into a pletoria of problems.
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On Sat, Nov 18, 2006 at 05:09:34PM +0100, Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
> Lørdag 18 november 2006 18:03 skrev [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> It's absolutely needed. That or a name server. Without it, you'll run into a
> pletoria of problems.
LTSP functions just fine without it. You can specify configuration s
On Thu, Nov 16, 2006 at 09:42:01AM -0700, Chris Northstrum wrote:
> How can I create an Icon or Launcher for a new user automatically?
This really has absolutely nothing to do with LTSP. This is a desktop
administration issue.
Google for the Gnome Desktop Administrators Guide. It's got lots o
> Michael Hoeller wrote:
> > Also I use SuSE 9.2 with KDE 3.3 the local device support is fully
> > working beside one thing. I do not get an Icon when a device is
> > plugged in either CDROM nor USB devs. Correctly spoke, when the
> > device is available BEFORE I start the client the I get the ico
Debian provided an old version of ltsp-utils.
the new 0.25 from ltsp.org works.
Terminal is now running.
Greetings Ruediger Kramolisch
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On Sunday 19 November 2006 04:23, Alexander Hungenberg wrote:
> OK, let me explain it a bit more detailed. We have about 5 printers. 3 in
> the computerrooms. While pupils can't use this room without a teacher, we
> can ignore these ones. But then we have two other printers. One, which is
> freely
Kevin,
telnetd and rshd don't exist in LTSP because they aren't needed.
If you want to connect from the server to the workstation, you can use
ssh. sshd is available on the workstation. You just need to turn on
LOCAL_APPS and setup NIS for authentication.
Jim McQuillan
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Michael Hoeller wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a very strange thing here
>
> I have ltsp 4.2 updated with ltspadmin. I get a status of all that there
> is no update required. But wenn I log in at a terminal (locally) and do
> a cat /etc/version then I get 4.2 version 3 though 4 is the latest.
>
Hi all,
while booting a client i get the error msg:
sh: line 1: /etc/rc.early_sysinit: no such file or directory
well the file isnt in $ltsproot/i386/etc/
any guesses?
or where can i get that file?
Greetings
Ruediger Kramolisch
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Hi,
Im looking for in.rshd or in.telnetd in the ltsp dir but I can not find it.
Does anyone know where it is?
I copied them from my ltsp server to the i386 dir but it didnt seem to work.
So, I guess they are compiled differently from my ltsp server.
I guess I need in.rshd in.telnetd specific
Hi Alex,
Access-control via groups is implemented in cups.
Think about adding the staff-users to a staff group, deny access from anyone
and allow access from staff-group.
Greetings,
Frank
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Hello again,
I think I'm going to find a solution named Tea4CUPS. It's a cups backend which
catches the jobs before they are forwarded to the printer and lets any
program/script modify them.
With the already mentioned "Set-default-printer" solutions this would be a
reasonably way to restrict th
Hello,
I have a very strange thing here
I have ltsp 4.2 updated with ltspadmin. I get a status of all that there
is no update required. But wenn I log in at a terminal (locally) and do
a cat /etc/version then I get 4.2 version 3 though 4 is the latest.
Is the message false or is there an ot
OK, let me explain it a bit more detailed. We have about 5 printers. 3 in the
computerrooms. While pupils can't use this room without a teacher, we can
ignore these ones. But then we have two other printers. One, which is freely
accessible in a corridor, and another one in the staffroom.
The sys
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