Tom
Works great :-)
Thanks!
John
On Friday, June 28, 2013 09:22:39 am Tom Wallis wrote:
Dear All:
I may have found some solutions for the Pulseaudio problems on Debian 7
LTSP clients. Several people on this list have posted about this with
their solutions. I found this to be very
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On Friday, June 07, 2013 10:05:50 pm Michael Pope wrote:
I've just setup a Debian 7 LTSP server with some thin clients
I have pulseaudio libasound2-plugins
On Friday, June 07, 2013 10:05:50 pm Michael Pope wrote:
I've just setup a Debian 7 LTSP server with some thin clients
I have pulseaudio libasound2-plugins installed in the client image
(and have rebuilt it).
I'm not getting sound from the client.
I tried putting this into the client
Found another error :-(
Need full path for shutdown.
I had tested from command line via ssh and though it was OK.
This script really works :-)
#!/bin/bash
#install xprintidle cron
#add cron entry to lts.conf
export DISPLAY=:7
export XAUTHORITY=`ps -ef|grep xinit |grep -v grep|cut -d -f 26`
On Monday 19 March 2012 03:32:43 pm David Burgess wrote:
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I just put together a simple system to automatically shut down
terminals after 90 minutes of
On Monday, March 12, 2012 05:21:25 am Xavier Brochard wrote:
Le vendredi 9 mars 2012 21:03:05 John McMonagle, vous avez écrit :
I'm getting debian squeeze kde4 setup to work with ltsp.
It seems silly to run a separate mysql server instance for each running
use. Is it practical to use one
I just put together a simple system to automatically shut down terminals after
90 minutes of inactivity.
My ltsp5 is on debian squeeze.
install cron and xprintidle.
I put script idleoff script in /usr/local/sbin
.
#!/bin/bash
#install xprintidle and
Opps.
Have an extra 60 in my time limit. it should be 540.
John
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I just put together a simple system to automatically shut down terminals
after 90 minutes of
I'm getting debian squeeze kde4 setup to work with ltsp.
It seems silly to run a separate mysql server instance for each running use.
Is it practical to use one mysql server for all users?
I did a peek at the tables and and it does not look like it's structured to
deal with multiple users in a
I'm working on upgrade of ltsp clients from debian lenny to squeeze.
Lenny did not have nvidia kernel driver as i486 so had to use i686 kernel and
some of our terminals can not run i686 so had had to do 2 chroots.
Notice that squeeze has i486 nvidia kernel drivers.
Can I now run them all in
We are currently running Debian Lenny and will be slowly upgrading to squeeze.
All of our offices are setup with one server running the application software
and another running bind, dhcp nfs, tftp etc for running the ltsp clients.
The old ltsp version is 5.1.10-2
New version is 5.2.4-2
Have
I recently set up a scanner in ltsp5 using debian lenny and ltsp backports for
lenny.
I installed sane-utils that sets up saned as a daemon.
This works fine but it starts up saned on all workstations.
On ltsp 4.2 there was a method to only start up inetd with saned support on
only the
I have set up a couple workstations with sound and they seem to be working
fine.
To work a user needs to be in audio group.
We have a lots of users, 5 ltsp servers and authenticate via ldap.
For the tests have just added user to local audio group.
Only expect to have a small percentage of the
I purchased a ZOTAC IONITX-B-E to test for use with ltsp5.
Works well but there are some issues.
Installed with lenny and ltsp backports.
As is comes up with vesa driver.
Gives one X but not good enough.
Trying to force nv does not work.
Loaded nvidia driver from lenny non-free.
This works
Asmo
Another chroot seems extreme but I can't think of anything else :-(
Thanks
John
On Tuesday 20 October 2009 03:41:17 pm Asmo Koskinen wrote:
John McMonagle kirjoitti:
Any way to deal with this?
Try this howto (by me):
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/AtomIon
Best
Anyone know if the Devon 6040b is compatible with ltsp 4.2?
John
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of the login of ldm?
So far I am only able to change the theme... But that's useless. If
not I may try this:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Updated_Version_For_Feisty
ltspfs and gdm. I don't know if this will have any effects on
pulseaudio - do you?
thanks
peter
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There is no difference between the configurations of the workstations
- all debian etch witch same language and session support. So I think
it can be defined locally in the ltsp environment (chroot).
Thank you very much for your help
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seems just too broken.
I'm going to try switching my efforts to lenny on the terminals.
It acts like the same sshutils.c problems are in lenny.
I need to set up a lenny development environment as I need to stick to
etch on my servers for quite a while.
John
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switching.
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it's the one think keeping from switching.
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I got the ldm sources from etch-ltsp-backports.
Sure looks like it's dependent on gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks.
I'll take a stab at changing the theme to something that exists.
Hopefully it doesn't require understanding gtk :-)
There are themes that are installed
SZABO Zsolt wrote:
On Tue, 13 May 2008, John McMonagle wrote:
Peter
I think I had done that. I did it again to make sure.
I do think it's presumptuous to assume everything is on the same server.
In true in this case it is.
It works if I give the correct user id and password.
It locks
-3_i386.deb?
I do not see LDM_DIRECTX in any scripts.
LOCALDEV seems to work. Under gnome an icon is created on the desktop.
Under kde no dektop icon is created but it mounted under /media/$USER.
Can I get a desktop icon created under kde?
Thanks.
John
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Oliver Grawert wrote:
hi,
Am Mittwoch, den 13.02.2008, 09:49 -0600 schrieb John McMonagle:
As to the device icons in kde found this:
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/ltspfs-virtual-hal-devices
that will still take a while unless someone steps up and helps out
no dektop icon is created but it mounted under /media/$USER.
Can I get a desktop icon created under kde?
Thanks.
John
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Probably should be a bug report but do not know where it goes.
I'm trying to test ltsp5 with debian etch.
I want to be able to do local media so I followed the instructions here:
http://wiki.debian.org/LTSP/Howto
The problem is the BusID in ltsp.org is wrong.
Oddly it's the proper value for the
Just discovered that while can now change keyboard setup in kde can no
longer change sessions
with ctl-alt-f2 .
Verified that if I revert to the old xkb directory then ctl-alt-f2 works.
My guess its because sarge uses xfree86 and ltsp uses xorg.
Any ideas?
John
John McMonagle wrote:
Works
${XKBLAYOUT:-us}
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That makes it work :-)
I'll try it on a real system tomorrow.
Again this is sarge that uses xfree86.
Is it possible to put setting of XkbRules in lts.conf ?
John
John McMonagle wrote:
Just discovered that while can now change keyboard setup in kde can no
longer
Works for me after I renamed the xkb directory and copied in the files
from my debian sarge install.
Have no clue how one one would change ltsp to fix this :-(
In the simple case that ltsp is on the application server suppose one
could copy the application servers xkb files.
In my larger
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Are there plans to add acpid to ltsp?
On most new workstations the power switch does not actually cut the
power. Some have bios settings that will do instant power off, but most
require holding the power button for about 4 seconds.
acpid will shut down if you press the power switch on a
Have some t5125 terminals.
They acted as you describe with ltsp 4.1 using the 2.6 kernel.
Worked OK with the ltsp 4.1 2.4 kernel.
Tried a a few different 2.6 kernel cds via usb and they failed also.
Did not try a newer cd.
Most important of all works fine with ltsp 4.2 :-)
John
Leonid
At this stage, every workstation will boot a ACPI-capable kernel image,
and whenever you push its poweroff button, it will cleanly shutdown. It
will be very fast, as its filesystem is in RAM.
Jim McQuillan wrote:
On Fri, July 21, 2006 4:17 pm, John McMonagle wrote:
Are there plans to add
the updated lbuscd and report your findings back
to us.
Thank you,
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While I'm really suspicious of lbuscd it is really strange that
you can not reproduce the problem.
I'm running debian sarge with a few things from backports and having
problems.
Feel silly asking this but are you testing from a fresh install of ltsp
on your server?
I rather doubt if
Not really sure if I should list this as bug or feature request.
My primary need for Local Dev support is for camera media.
I was thinking of getting adapters for camera media that fit in a drive bay.
Problem is the only way I can get it to work is to plug in the media in
before plugging in to
for now.
Anyhow it works better than 4.1 and is much more user friendly.
John
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udev messages always work.
Just to to test added full rw permission to /dev/fuse.
Seems to increase the odds of it working but if I keep logging in and
out it enough times it will fail.
Also
?
John
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Other than running Debian sarge have the same situation.
I do not want fuse access for default so didn't even try that.
First off you can add the ldap account users to the /etc/group file.
I tried it initially for testing and it worked.
What I did is created a localdev group in ldap then
Having problem with local device support with ltsp 4.2.
Like some other people it works properly on the first log in after
booting the terminal. Usually will not work after that.
Did not see any solution do far.
Have 2 systems set up with ltsp 4.2 one is one is a production server in
one of
' problem, but I am not sure if it was
lbussd that caused it.
Z.
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John McMonagle wrote:
Having problem with local device support with ltsp 4.2.
Like some other people it works properly on the first log in after
booting the terminal. Usually will not work after that.
Did not see any
, and app. 4 seconds
later it should report the device being mounted.
Does this still work, even when your 2nd user's USB-device is not
functioning?
John McMonagle wrote:
Zoilo
lbussd is stopping after I log out and starting when I log in.
Also see a connection to the terminal
Just tried HP t5125 on ltsp 4.2
Works now with no fuss.
No settings required.
John
John McMonagle wrote:
I bought a HP t5125 to test it out.
The good:
Under $200.
Small
No fan.
Can be set to boot via PXE.
Problems:
It will not boot a 2.6 kernel. A real annoyance as I'm using 2.6 as
default
Managed to get local device support working on a test system with ltsp 4.2.
Now it's time to try it for real.
Like to test to make sure I have everything working properly without
interfering with the old local device support.
My main concern is to run both methods at once will need to have both
I bought a HP t5125 to test it out.
The good:
Under $200.
Small
No fan.
Can be set to boot via PXE.
Problems:
It will not boot a 2.6 kernel. A real annoyance as I'm using 2.6 as
default. Tried various 2.6 based boot CDs and it's the same.
In order to get X up in a usable state needs custom
X does a great job figuring out the proper dpi from the resolution and
monitor dimensions.
Problem is many users need larger text.
Do not see a way to set this in lts.conf.
I know of 2 ways to do it.
Add
DisplaySize to the Monitor section with width and hight in mm.
Just set smaller size
/null 21 ; sleep 10; done
^^^
Note the diffs. See if that helps.
On Mon, 2005-08-01 at 17:14 -0500, John McMonagle wrote:
Gideon
Much better.
now:
#!/bin/bash
trap '' 1
trap '' 9
while true ; do ls /tmp/drives/* /dev/null ; sleep 10; done
Working on remote disk access.
Looking for some sort of workaround until the real cause is fixes.
Find if I run this on the terminal:
#!/bin/bash
bash -c while true ; do ls /tmp/drives/* /dev/null ; sleep 10; done
It behaves reasonably well.
Couple problems.
Only way I can get to run at
I dug in a bit more.
It's been a while so forget some of the details.
if I put some thing like
ulimit -n 8196
in the startup script it last a little longer.
Probably gets another 100 files monitored before failing
Sent bug report to debian and to fam list.
No response :(
Pretty sure the
true ; do ls /tmp/drives/* /dev/null 21 ; sleep 10; done
On Mon, 2005-08-01 at 16:16 -0500, John McMonagle wrote:
Working on remote disk access.
Looking for some sort of workaround until the real cause is fixes.
Find if I run this on the terminal:
#!/bin/bash
bash -c while true ; do ls /tmp
No luck so far :(
I would really appreciate to know if anyone using kde with fam with more
than 10 users??
Next thing to try is rebuild fam without dnotify support.
John
John McMonagle wrote:
I do not think that is my problem.
I checked it when I saw the file errors and file-max was 204067
wasn't working
right after that.
John McMonagle wrote:
Am upgrading to ltsp 4.11 and debian sarge with kde.
Working though the small offices first and had no problems.
Now having a problem when about 10 people are logged in.
What happens is logins stall and new programs stall.
Was getting
Am upgrading to ltsp 4.11 and debian sarge with kde.
Working though the small offices first and had no problems.
Now having a problem when about 10 people are logged in.
What happens is logins stall and new programs stall.
Was getting errors in syslog from famd saying it is out of file handles.
I'm slowly concerting over from xtermkit.
One problem I'm having is on some terminasls with 15 inch monitors
reporting monitor 19 inch monitor. This ends up as 60 dpi.
This makes the text very small.
There is a possible DisplaySize parameter but I see no way to put it in
lts.conf?
Is the size
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