Well, I can't see why that would hang, nbd_pid should simply end up as
Can you file a bug, please?
Scott
Scott,
I can not see it either (in fact, it works ok when run manually from
within a shell), but it hangs :-( when executed from the startup scripts
Bug #156229 filed.
I have
A tar file of my /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/screen.d directory is attached. I
created two additional screens: startx.wait and rdesktop.wait. These
simply request the user to hit enter before loading X. This helps me
control which screen comes up first on a terminal.
-Rob
Kevin Blackwell wrote:
OK,
Hi, anyone could tell me which is the risk to enable
ssh in my clients? Is dangerous? Anyone could do ssh
to my clients or only my server?
Thanks
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mario salcedo wrote:
Hi, anyone could tell me which is the risk to enable
ssh in my clients? Is dangerous? Anyone could do ssh
to my clients or only my server?
Well, if you enable ssh on your clients by running an
sshd on them, then yes, people would be able to ssh
to your clients.
Scott
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On 10/23/07, mario salcedo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, anyone could tell me which is the risk to enable
ssh in my clients? Is dangerous? Anyone could do ssh
to my clients or only my server?
Yes, you can.
Chroot instal openssh-server (or package in your distro).
**
If you have:
* good root
If you are using my package, be sure to redirect the /Drives dir in
rdesktop and *NOT* /tmp/drives.
ie:
rdesktop -r disk:drives=/Drives
/Drives is the ltspfs mountpoint directory.
/tmp/drives is the actual mountpoint dir.
You need to export the ltspfs mounts.
HTH,
-Gadi
On Tue,
Hi again. I enable ssh in my clients. All ok. I test
do ssh since anyone machine and not conect, I only can
do ssh since my server. Ok. I think that is very
secure, because only my server can do ssh to clients.
--- Jan Kunder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/23/07, mario salcedo [EMAIL
Hi,
I have a Debian Etch AMD64 Server which I am configuring with LTSP5 for
i386 clients. I did a ltsp-build-client --dist etch --arch i386 but I got
a
LTSP client installation ended abnormally. So, I tried several times
more, but I keep getting the same thing. The last lines are
Dear All,
Does anybody on this list have experience with SuperMicro motherboard
using Linux?
(www.supermicro.com)
Please your info.
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Best Regards,
Donny Christiaan.
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