We are running Edubuntu 7.04 with a user list of 350 students.
Currently, at first log-in via Kerberos authentication, a home folder is
created for the user. All students have access to file servers for
larger files but still tend to need some local space in their home
directory. We have two 80gig
On Tue, 16 Oct 2007, Martin Vuk wrote:
> Ok, I upgraded to ldm 5.0.31debian2 and the timeout is gone. The local
> devices work as well.
Ohh... sh*t that was missing at me, too. (I have built the 5.0.31debian2
with "apt-get -b source ltsp" but I missed ldm)
So, no more LTSPFS_TOKEN timeout... (Th
Martin Vuk wrote:
> Ok, I upgraded to ldm 5.0.31debian2 and the timeout is gone. The local
> devices work as well.
> However I have another problem. Ldm only offers two sessions.
> "Default" and "Failsafe xterm". Default miserably fails, whereas
> Failsafe xterm deserves it's name and I can run kde
Ok, I upgraded to ldm 5.0.31debian2 and the timeout is gone. The local
devices work as well.
However I have another problem. Ldm only offers two sessions.
"Default" and "Failsafe xterm". Default miserably fails, whereas
Failsafe xterm deserves it's name and I can run kde from there. Is
there any li
Kevin Blackwell wrote:
> Does anyone have a working rdesktop script that they are using witn
> ltsp 5.0 that they can post?
The one that's included in the gutsy release of Ubuntu works.
Scott
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Martin Vuk wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> ltspfs will only work with ldm, as it sets up some of the security
>> stuff needed by ltspfs.
> I see. So there is no way to use ltspfs with gdm? The page
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Updated_Version_For_Feisty says one
> can.
That's user supplied documentation
Does anyone have a working rdesktop script that they are using witn
ltsp 5.0 that they can post?
Thanks
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Hi,
> ltspfs will only work with ldm, as it sets up some of the security
> stuff needed by ltspfs.
I see. So there is no way to use ltspfs with gdm? The page
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Updated_Version_For_Feisty says one
can.
>
> Which LDM is this? The python one, or the new C version? Th
Martin Vuk wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I keep getting "Couldn't read LTSPFS_TOKEN atom" when I try to use
> ltspfs. The command I try is
> export $LTSP_CLIENT=`echo $DISPLAY|cut -d: -f1`
> ltspfs $LTSP_CLIENT:/var/run/devices/ $HOME/drives/
>
> The server is debian unstable and ltsp ver 5.0.31debian1 and I
Can someone help me re-spin FC6? I am using pungi, I
have my pungi.conf file setup, but it seems like
nothing is happening when I run the pungi -c
/etc/pungi.conf command. Any help would be
appreciated. Thanks
Another try... (another setup)
When I plug the USB stick the folder shows up on the desktop, but it is
empty. (The /etc/fstab is correct on the client.)
The tail of `strace $client:/tmp/drives/$removable ~/Drives/$removable` is
can be found attached to the end of this email (all these paths
con
Hello
Le Friday 12 October 2007 11:04:35 Bill Alsbury, vous avez écrit :
> We run a central office with approx 30 workstations and 21 remote sites
> with VPN to central network. These are load balanced over 4 x 8MB ADSL
> connections so bandwidth is a serious issue. Most of the remote sites
> on
Thanks Denis
I had a feeling that latency was going to be a major issue, I think that we
will probably have to live with the problems we have until the http solution is
finished. Meanwhile all the office staff will be going to LTSP as soon as I
can get one particular program to run under WINE.
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