Thanks for the advice. I'll give it a shot.
On Tue, Sep 3, 2013 at 8:13 PM, Rob Owens wrote:
> On Tue, Sep 03, 2013 at 05:13:46PM -0400, Todd O'Bryan wrote:
>> Hey all,
>>
>> Over the summer, I decided to switch to Xfce for a lighter-weight
>> desktop experience. Unfortunately, I'm having a probl
On Tue, Sep 03, 2013 at 05:13:46PM -0400, Todd O'Bryan wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> Over the summer, I decided to switch to Xfce for a lighter-weight
> desktop experience. Unfortunately, I'm having a problem getting it
> working, just on my server.
>
> Local users work fine, and LDAP users work fine usi
You could write a script that deletes out the ~/.config/monitors.xml
file. If you set it to run on logout, you'll still have a problem if
users don't log out and just kill the thin client, since the file will
stay there until their next log in. On the other hand, if you set it
to run on login, I'm
Hey all,
Over the summer, I decided to switch to Xfce for a lighter-weight
desktop experience. Unfortunately, I'm having a problem getting it
working, just on my server.
Local users work fine, and LDAP users work fine using "su" or "ssh",
but when I try to log in at the GUI with a user from the L
The problem was that when a user logs into thin-client B that's using a
different monitor than their primary thin-client A, an additional
monitor definition for that monitor is written into ~/.config/monitors.xml
When the user returns back to their primary thin-client A, xorg tries to
load the
Good afternoon,
I hope you are all doing very well today.
I'm looking to implement a per-user quota system on our LTSP
(edubuntu) system. I looked through the mailing list archives and I
see there is an application called Pykota, but the last time anyone
mentioned it seems to be back in 2007. I
Hi everybody,
W have three problems.
1. I am coming back to ltsp-build-client and epel-6-i386 thin client
image. I tried to set up another one LTSP installation but
ltsp-build-client suspends after 23% completion. Two mounts ago Joshua
helped me to solve this problem and I finished my installatio
On Tue, Sep 03, 2013 at 04:45:31PM +0200, Matthew Wyneken wrote:
> With Ubuntu NBD LTSP it was no problem "cloning" a client chroot from one
> server to another by just rsyncing everything. After running
> ltsp-update-image I was able to use the new image from the clients.
> I was thinking it woul
I've been running LTSP under Ubuntu for a few years. For various reasons I just
recently switched one of my installations over to Debian LTSP (Debian Wheezy).
Ubuntu LTSP uses NBD and Debian uses NFS. I've been pleased with some of the
advantages of using LTSP with NFS.
With Ubuntu NBD LTSP it
Thank you both for your help.
I was able to get Matt's solution to work by adding the desired starting
page to the bash file like this
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/chromium-browser localhost
Jim, I wasn't able to get yours to work. Does the file need an extension?
And the folders you specified in the pat
Hi, I am Roland,
I set up a Ubuntu 13.04 64bit desktop,
installed the ltsp-server and built a fatclient.
Then I installed an openldap for the users.
both worked fine.
I can PXE boot the fatclients and login
to the ldap accounts.
But I have a strange behavior:
Sometimes (after lots of firefox brow
Hi, I am Roland,
I set up a Ubuntu 13.04 64bit desktop,
installed the ltsp-server and built a fatclient.
Then I installed an openldap for the users.
both worked fine.
I can PXE boot the fatclients and login
to the ldap accounts.
But I have a strange behavior:
Sometimes (after lots of firefox brow
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