//pxes.sourceforge.net). It does exactly what you are looking for
and is LTSP compatible now. It even provides a GUI for modifying the
bootup image(s).
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ick and vcx-X-session -- available on the LTSP
Enhancements page). Also, someone else added support to the -init mode
for Xvnc that allows you to connect and reconnect to already running
sessions, which is a much nicer way than possibly the other ways.
Haven't checked into it yet, though.
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point your browsers (even IE can work with it) to use your new web
caching proxy server. Of course, you will need to configure it if you
install it yourself; otherwise, SmoothWall takes care of that for you.
IPCop is similar to SmoothWall. You might check it out as well.
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client per teacher's classroom as well as 20 thin clients in a
computer lab all connected to a dual PIII 800 with 1GiB RAM and 3ware
RAIDed IDE drives (iirc, 27 GB of storage).
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services. I think they mostly rely on PXE to boot, but I think they
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M and floppy devices. You can access these devices on the server
and the system calls will be redirected across the network to your
workstation. You can use the nbdfloppy contrib'd package to get an idea
of what it will take to setup this scenario.
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is starting to drive me mad,
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re-enable the display and tracking of the mouse cursor.
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u would end up building a kernel with a uname -r of
2.4.9-custom, and your modules will end up in the
/lib/modules/2.4.9-custom directory after 'make modules_install'. You
can then copy the modules from that directory and keep your
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xf4vnc.sf.net
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Brian Delaney wrote:
ok, I am a newbie with this stuff.
I am using thinstation to connect to a citrix server using the ica
protocol.
This works great with a rom-o-matic floppy disk. I have setup the tftp
and dhcp server and the thinstation.nbi image works fine.
I would like some simple plain engli
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> "Jason A. Pattie" wrote:
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>>You can already do that now. All you have to know is the display number
>>of your session which can be retrieved from ~/.vnc/vncdisplaynum
's obvious that Windows has trashed itself
or its registry, you simply copy off the user's data, untar their
pristine install back into their $HOME directory and then move their
data back into place. Then Windows works again (for awhile).
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lication when it starts up. I
assume you copied these to the /opt/ltsp/i386/usr/X11R6/... directories
and modified the XF86Config files, etc. sent down to the workstations.
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pletely different way
>>of doing it (which my boss has already scripted and is using on his
>>laptop to run persistant sessions locally, not in a thin client
>>environment, but the outcome is pretty much the same).
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>
> Would it be easier to use your boss
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ll allow you to run VNC sessions on a per-user basis on
the server and disconnect and reconnect at will whenever you
logout/login from a thin client.
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rder to wrap the user's session
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> You'll need to add a Xvnc1 entry in your /etc/services file something like
> this:
>
> Xvnc1 6050/tcp
I could be totally wrong, but I think you meant 5950. This way you can
just say 'vncviewer :50' instead of 'vncviewer :6050' (which
doesn&#
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echos
to-and-from the
> serial port. on the server I have servp that connects stdin and stdout to
> the client serial port.
What about using TCPpipe? http://www.8ung.at/grischa/#tcppipe
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document talking about floppy drive. Is there any document will
> help me to make the workstation CDROM work?
> Thanks.
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>
>
>
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> From: "Jason A. Pattie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 17/03/2003 23:49
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That's the one. Thanks for catching that.
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h, so I'm actually able to use Alt-Tab inside VNC (finally). But
that doesn't bode well for the XPde window manager (feature to be added
later, I suppose).
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> So do i ned to use fibre channel or gigabit ethernet to have 1024x768
> work reasonably?
>
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>>Server has 1 gig of SDRAM, never hits the swap
>>Terminal has 256 megs of SDRAM
>>
>>NFS Swap is turned off
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>>terminal and server NIC and switch are all s
), you
aren't/shouldn't be running into a bus bandwidth issue (like many older
386 and 486 systems).
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and they work like a charm.
http://atmelwlandriver.sourceforge.net/. The adapter cost $80 the first
time and $45-$50 the second time with rebates (from BestBuy).
Hope this helps. If you are wanting to boot LTSP over wireless, that'll
take quite a bit more doing, but I think the wireless package on
LTSP.org will help.
y as would fit) onto a single
floppy and install LILO as the bootloader on the floppy. You would need
to use the Etherboot LILO images and have entries for each one.
However, I think there is a limit to the number of LILO image entries
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currently running boot drive, so you need to specify the "root" location
for the configuration file, etc. to LILO when running the command. You
do this with the '-r' option to lilo.
Type 'lilo -v -r /mnt' to install the bootloader onto you
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> "Hard lockup" in this case means that not even the power button will
> turn off the machine.
Even when holding down the power button for 5 seconds (or slightly more)?
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> different xdm/gdm/kdm server. How to connect that up to the login prompt
> would be the tricky bit.
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oids your warranty ..
If you can do that, then just directly replace the novell code with
Etherboot and be done with it. :) Of course, I suppose there might be
some reasons why you would want/need PXE in the BIOS, but if all you are
going to use the workstation for is LTSP, Etherboot...
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tc/skel directory. This directory is read from whenever a new user is
added to the system. So for them to be automatically setup with the
default profiles of the system that you want them to have, you simply
copy any configuration files that should be in their newly created $HOME
directory int
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for all the workstations that connect to it, so that increases the
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ured. However, it does definitely require a
server kernel (and thin client kernel) rebuild. :(
But it's fairly simple to configure and build.
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Julius Szelagiewicz wrote:
>Tim,
> LTSP is inherently vulnerable to network sniffing. as long as
>information travels in plain text over the network, it can be easily
>intercepted. the usb keys are fine, but don't offer real security - they
>can be duplicated with ease. Our only home is tha
Ragnar Wisløff wrote:
>>If you are really serious about having the thin clients boot off
>>the
>>Internet, I would also recommend a VPN connection between the
>>offices.
>>
>>
>
>This is the only way to set up the connection, it gives you
>encryption and solves a number of routing issues a
If you are really serious about having the thin clients boot off the
Internet, I would also recommend a VPN connection between the offices.
However, if you want to maintain any semblance of performance, you will
need to modify the thin client environment from a "pure" NFS mounted
root filesys
Some people use the mtools project to implement floppy support (via
floppyd daemon) on their workstations. This has the limitation of not
being able to format floppy disks on the workstations and requiring the
floppies to be in MSDOS format.
Others use the contrib by Robert Stanford that impl
Ragnar Wisløff wrote:
>I'm experimenting with local media access, and have sucessfully
>mounted both floppy and cd-rom from the ltsp client to the ltsp
>server. This seems reasonably straightforward, when done in run
>level 3 and access to the client is available. Then the floppy and
>cd-rom
It would take a bit of work, but you may want to look into process-based
security projects, i.e., grsecurity, LIDS, Medusa DS9, LSM, etc.). This
would allow you to only allow those applications that explicitly need
access to files to be able to access them. So for example, the only
applicati
How much RAM does your 486 client have? Is your server's IP address
192.168.0.2?
Joel Pearson wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I'm having trouble getting my 486 terminal to boot it gets so close; it
>initialises the network card then says:
>
>Mounting root filesystem: /opt/ltsp/i386 from 192.168.0.2
>
>And that
That is correct. I was unable to make it function in previous tests.
Of course that was almost a year ago, so they may have gotten around
that issue. It had something to do with accessing the filesystem layer
directly with some construct that NFS does not support that an actual
block device
You need to make sure you have something like 32768 or 65536 in
/proc/sys/fs/file-max (and if you have older kernels than around
2.4.1[678], you will need to modify /proc/sys/fs/inode-max similarly).
You will want to shoot for increments of 2 to 4 times the current value
in those files, until
I can never remember which, but it looks like you need to enable or
disable BackingStore in your XF86Config configuration for the
thin-clients. Hopefully someone knows where to get that information.
Mike Ickes wrote:
>
>
> Is anyone out there running any type of java applications on their
>
From the looks of it, you may not have the correct permissions in your
/etc/exports file. Barring that, make sure you have ip_forward turned
on for the device that sits between the two network segments.
syai fau wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is it possible for the LTSP server to be on a separate network t
ou desire to export. On machine
A you run nbd-client to connect an node (say /dev/nda) to that exported
resource. Then, on machine A you can do anything you can normally do to
a real block device, and the actions are actually performed to the
resource on machine B (i.e., mount, dd, mke2fs, et
=n', where n is the
major number for the device. The default (E)NBD major number is 43.
So, when you run out of 128 nodes, you can modprobe nbd again giving it
another major number to use, and viola!, you have another 128 nodes to
use. Of course, this only works until you run out of fre
about 120kb in the 2.0
>version.
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I'm curious, why not dhcpcd? Just wondering...
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gt;improving all the time, but I don't think it can handle scanners or
>>CD-ROMS attached to workstations. One shared scanner attached to the
>>server may not be quite what they want.
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You should be able to gain access to local floppies and CDROMs using the
new modificatio
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I would also recommend looking at
http://tightvnc.com
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Just to let know, I was not able to modify any of the options that are
supposed to be available in the Java applet VNC viewer.
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>surely there must be people/organizations looking at improving the native
>performance of X ?
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Internet accesses. The
>idea is for LTSPclient2 to boot from LTSPserver2 but to run applications on
>LTSPserver1. We're pretty much new at all this and appreciate all ideas.
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>And also, what would I search for if I wanted to set something like this up?
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fied anywhere. the address of every
>>workstation needs to be in every bottserver's /etc/hosts file, but
>>that's easy. julius
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>I don't think they'll buy in quantities other than 100 to 1000, darn it ;)
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>As to /etc/hosts I&#x
gt;LTSP workstations. But that's not a sufficient solution.
> I'm also not sure about the status of the network traffic
>involved in authenticating between the viewer and the
>remote x0rfbserver. I'm guessing it's not encrypted,
>though, which expands the rang
lly if the LDAP server requires authentication for
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