Here is a link to a script I use to clean up after users:
http://www.oldfordroad.ca/filemgmt/singlefile.php?lid=10
Its specific to my implementation but can be easily rewritten.
Cory Oldford
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Sorry to say it but that is the most insecure way you could have done it. Setup
NIS and your permission kludge will be unnecessary.
Cory Oldford
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From: Mikko Kokkonen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, November 1, 2005 0:57 am
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] LocalMedia
I did and it was easy as pie with public key authentication and some custom
scripts. If I recall there are some limitations dealing with obtaining
filesystem statistics like freespace.
Cory Oldford
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for
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Cory Oldford
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I am setting up a network with about 100 terminals in a school of about
400
I would recommend using the login tracking and process accounting features of
your default system. Take for example the lastlog command. There are many ways
of automating this.
Cory
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From: slamet budi santoso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 9:36
of accomplishing this so feel free
to provide feedback. Hope it comes in handy.
Cory Oldford
# Make sure hc* logins are legit.
echo Checking for undead logins
terminal_users=`who | awk '/hc*/ { if ($2 == $1:0) { print $1 } }'`
for terminal_user in $terminal_users; do
if ! ping -q -c 1 $terminal_user
I think that is an older version of the script. Be sure to read, modify, and
test before using it to purge the undead. I take no responsibility if it breaks
things.
Cory Oldford
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I just brought the schools server to my place a few days ago. I haven't
connected to my network yet and am currently not at home. If I have time
tomorrow I will post it to the wiki or the mailing list.
Cory
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From: Harry Sufehmi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, July
of the display manager. I highly recommend
investigating the display manager(xdm, gdm or kdm).
Cory Oldford
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up by this script otherwise local
devices troubles can arrise.
Cory Oldford
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From: Jim McQuillan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, July 6, 2005 8:20 am
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] login sticking on server problem
Joe,
What distro are you running on the server
of these to register and destroy
the sessions.
As for ssh that is a different store handled entirely by the ssh daemon on the
server.
Cory Oldford
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From: Joe Auerbach [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, July 6, 2005 1:44 pm
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] login sticking on server
that remain for the
user. It works perfectly as a daily cron to clean up after improper shutdowns.
Cory
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Use sessreg to kill the stale login. If there are any process left I have a
script I can provide you that performs the above and cleans up invalid mounts
as well. Unfortunately I am at work and have no access to my script collection.
Cory Oldford
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From: Joe Auerbach
He said it was serial. The mouse is a serial one Try the other serial device
nodes: ie: /dev/ttyS1. I'm assuming you have a custom kernel as you are using
Gentoo. Have you verified that all necessary kernel options are enabled or
inserted as modules?
Cory
Best advice replace the serial mouse with at least a ps/2.
Cory
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From: Carlos [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, July 4, 2005 9:17 am
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] mouse problems, help me please!
Yes, I'm using the default kernel that is created emerging ltsp in
Gentoo
Hello, I was wondering if anyone was using DXPC or other X11 protocol
compression mechanism? I want to enable compression to allow more clients
to perform well on a 100Mb/s network.
Cory Oldford
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