On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 12:11:37PM -0500, Jim Kronebusch wrote:
> Then make the default server the one with the least amount of logged in users?
The amount of logged in users is not the only parameter to decide the load of
a server. We have a range of terminal servers with different architectures
On 7/30/07, Jim Kronebusch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't know much about how this would or does work, but if there was an
> constant ssh
> connection between servers could this also be a way to collect data to help
> apps such as
> Student Control Panel or TeacherTool better manage users a
Ubuntu keeps the nvidia driver in restricted drivers. You need to
install the restricted drivers for the kernel into the chroot.
LTSP5's chroot uses apt. You should be able to do something like:
sudo chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 apt-get install nvidia-glx
and it will bring it all in.
-GR
On Fri
We have had this question arise in the past with our users. The *best*
option, in our opinion, is to prevent boot server spoofing at the switch
level. A good Level 3 switch should you give the ability to not only
filter by MAC which is a weak form of security, but also to permit
dhcp-server traff
On Sun, 29 Jul 2007 17:50:41 -0400, Francis Giraldeau wrote
> Jim Kronebusch a écrit :
> >> LDM_SERVER could be a space separated list of hosts. Something
> >> like
> >>
> >> LDM_SERVER="192.168.0.254 192.168.0.253 192.168.0.252"
> >>
> >> Or, names, if the administrator sets things up in the
> >>
I am sorry, no experiences with touch screens yet.
Michael Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : Elotouch have always been the
most trouble free for me.
On 7/26/07, Eric Holt <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:Hey folks. I'm working on a
new project for a client that is going to
involve LTSP and t
thank you Jeri and Scot for the info.
i read the interesting thread. we have ltsp installed on fc6 servers.
privately, i use Debian
and it looks as if the project is moving closer to be integrated with Debian
/ Ubuntu but we
have already 8 servers installed with k12ltsp fc6 and i wonder how easy i
Francis, your post got me thinking.
I am a big fan of SSH PKI. If a login manager could be made to require
and id_dsa key, would that make the session more secure?
Maybe the open source etherboot project could be made to require server
identity before booting.
One way an attack like this could h
> We're still needing a good method for getting network auth going. I don't
> want to say too much, but Matt Oquist and I banged around a couple of
> ideas in #edubuntu a few days ago, and he's begun work on pam/nss module
> that will do what we want without the need for pushing ldap down to the
>
Hi,
I wish to discuss about security issues about LTSP. For example, anybody
that starts a DHCP server may make thin-clients booting on another
"alien" server. So, even with encrypted SSH connexions, the login is not
really protected.
By now, the only way I know to secure it more is to install
Hi,
>>> For simple loadbalancing, maybe I would let the LDM_SERVER as is and
>>> create a new variable for matter, for example : LDM_SERVERS_LIST. I
>>> understand that for simple loadbalancing, servers state won't be used
>>> and only a randomize on the list will be done. That's good and scalable
On 30/07/07, Philippe Andersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > the user on that machine has a session there with the username 'someuser'.
> > If I know the IP adress,
> > how can I get the username 'someuser'?
> >
> $ who -u
>
This may not work in LTSP environment. Try
$last|grep USER or $last|l
Robert Leibl wrote:
> hi
>
> How can I map the IP address of a client to the username on the
> server?
>
> e.g. a client with IP address of 123.123.0.2 is connected to the server and
> the user on that machine has a session there with the username 'someuser'.
> If I know the IP adress,
> how c
hi
How can I map the IP address of a client to the username on the
server?
e.g. a client with IP address of 123.123.0.2 is connected to the server and
the user on that machine has a session there with the username 'someuser'. If
I know the IP adress,
how can I get the username 'someuser'?
reg
Nadav Kavalerchik wrote:
> how can i update the 4.2 install tree of the terminal ? (/opt/ltsp/i386)
> i'd like to update X drivers and install PulseAudio)
>
This is a FAQ. See
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_name=46418BB2.1020004%40lut.fi&forum_name=ltsp-discuss
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