On ubuntu 10.04 I set
/etc/udev/rules.d/40-permissions.rulles
KERNEL="fuse", GROUP="users",MODE="0666"
Hope it helps
Peter
On Mon, 2010-11-08 at 14:48 +, evan.ing...@cariss.co.uk wrote:
> hi all
>
> im having some problems with local devices, in particular usb drives.
>
> ive dropped out to
On 11/08/2010 08:13 PM, Rob Owens wrote:
> I read that Ubuntu is planning to move to Wayland as the default display
> technology (not sure what the proper term is) in the next year or so.
> Will this affect the ability to run LTSP on that distro in any way?
>
> -Rob
>
>
I read that Ubuntu is planning to move to Wayland as the default display
technology (not sure what the proper term is) in the next year or so.
Will this affect the ability to run LTSP on that distro in any way?
-Rob
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By default, Ubuntu puts users in their own group (as the primary
group). There have been issues in the past with local devices when the
primary group is common. I am not sure if that was fixed in 10.04 or
later.
If you are using centralized authentication, you should also make sure
that the users
On 08/11/2010 16:25, Gideon Romm wrote:
> You are good-to-go with fuse.
>
> If you have ltspfs installed on the server, and the users are not all
> in the same group, it should "just work".
how do you mean the "users are not all in the same group" ??
all users are in the "users" group, ive added
Re,
On Mon, Nov 08, 2010 at 03:50:23PM +, evan.ing...@cariss.co.uk wrote:
> fuse is not listed in /etc/modules, does it need to be ??
I do that like this on Debian Lenny, yes.
But see Gadi's post : be sure to not have it already in the kernel.
If
find /lib/modules/ -iname "*fuse*"
re
You are good-to-go with fuse.
If you have ltspfs installed on the server, and the users are not all
in the same group, it should "just work".
-Gadi
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Quoting Gideon Romm :
> Many distros have compiled fuse statically into the kernel rather than
> shipping it as a module. The better way to check is with:
>
> grep fuse /proc/filesystems
@sss-ltsp:~$ grep fuse /proc/filesystems
nodev fuse
fuseblk
nodev fusectl
im running ubuntu 10.04
Many distros have compiled fuse statically into the kernel rather than
shipping it as a module. The better way to check is with:
grep fuse /proc/filesystems
-Gadi
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Quoting evan.ing...@cariss.co.uk:
> Quoting JF Straeten :
>>
>> Just load the module with 'modprobe fuse'
>>
>> (fuse is mandatory before going further...)
>>
>
> no change, i didnt get any output from modprobe fuse ??
>
> @ltsp:~$ sudo modprobe fuse
> @ltsp:~$ sudo lsmod | grep fuse
> @ltsp:~$
>
Hi,
Does a list of thin clients and LTSP compatibility exist anywhere?
I was looking on the wiki and found the page
https://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/ltsp/index.php?title=Clients
which seems the most likely place, but it's empty.
Is there any consensus that this would be the correct place
Re,
On Mon, Nov 08, 2010 at 03:06:24PM +, evan.ing...@cariss.co.uk wrote:
> > Just load the module with 'modprobe fuse'
> no change, i didnt get any output from modprobe fuse ??
>
> @ltsp:~$ sudo modprobe fuse
> @ltsp:~$ sudo lsmod | grep fuse
> @ltsp:~$
Strange. The module seems to be l
Quoting JF Straeten :
>
> Just load the module with 'modprobe fuse'
>
> (fuse is mandatory before going further...)
>
no change, i didnt get any output from modprobe fuse ??
@ltsp:~$ sudo modprobe fuse
@ltsp:~$ sudo lsmod | grep fuse
@ltsp:~$
---
Re,
On Mon, Nov 08, 2010 at 02:48:25PM +, evan.ing...@cariss.co.uk wrote:
[...]
> the only items that dont look good on that page is lsmod | grep fuse, nothing
> shows up for me (all the fuse packages are installed however on the
> server)
Just load the module with 'modprobe fuse'
(fuse
hi all
im having some problems with local devices, in particular usb drives.
ive dropped out to a console screen on the thin client, and having created a
root passwd on the chroot have logged in using that. lsusb shows the flash disk
mass storage device. fdisk -l shows me a device at /dev/sdb1. m
Hi JF,
thank you very much for answer, I'll take a look to local_app :-)
Simone
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Re,
On Mon, Nov 08, 2010 at 01:06:10PM +0100, Simone wrote:
> does ltsp 5.0.40 supports cd-burning from thinclients?
Yes, you can.
> I'm using ltsp 5.0.40 under ubuntu 8.04.4 and I can automount
> cdrom/floppy and browse their content but when I insert a blank cd-r
> and try to burn with b
hi,
does ltsp 5.0.40 supports cd-burning from thinclients?
I'm using ltsp 5.0.40 under ubuntu 8.04.4 and I can automount
cdrom/floppy and browse their content but when I insert a blank cd-r
and try to burn with brasero|k3b the app says it cannot find any cd
burner device.
Surfing the web I fou
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