On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, David Howdle wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Is there any way that I can look into the /proc filesystem of a booted
> ltsp client?
As someone else pointed out, ltspinfod is probably your best bet.
By default, ltspinfod is running on the client, but the ability
to read from /proc is
Thanks Guys.
I did actually end up starting a shell on the client to look at /proc
but was just curious as to how to do this when at runlevel 5. I'll check
out ltspinfod.
Thanks again.
David Howdle
OPSM Group Systems Support
Sydney
Australia
(02) 9334 2666
0419 626 794
>>> Peter Childs <[EMAIL PR
On Wed, 14 Apr 2004, Neil Stone wrote:
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> you would need to use the ltspinfod, the documentation for this seemd to
> be rather lacking last time I looked but iirc you set "PROCREAD = Y" in
> lts.conf and using a special perl script you can then
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you would need to use the ltspinfod, the documentation for this seemd to
be rather lacking last time I looked but iirc you set "PROCREAD = Y" in
lts.conf and using a special perl script you can then read stuff from /proc.
HTH
Neil Stone
Systems Adminis
Sorry, should clarify this a bit...
The ltsp client is in run level 5.
David Howdle
OPSM Group Systems Support
Sydney
Australia
(02) 9334 2666
0419 626 794
>>> "David Howdle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/14/04 5:21 PM >>>
Hello All,
Is there any way that I can look into the /proc filesystem of a booted
Hello All,
Is there any way that I can look into the /proc filesystem of a booted
ltsp client?
Thanks
David Howdle
OPSM Group Systems Support
Sydney
Australia
(02) 9334 2666
0419 626 794
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