Hi,
> I think you've given me a new favorite toy.
> This could really simply management; I had no idea rpm would do this.
This is how another X thin clients package, xterminals, works.
http://www.solucorp.qc.ca/xterminals/
There are advantages (easier to add new packages), but if you want to do
> >Jason, if you're ever in Charlotte, drinks are on me.
> Hehe. I don't drink. ... I mean, umm. I drink water. ... Well you
> know what I mean. :)
As do you. I assume you do, from time to time, eat. There are a number
of fine restaurants in Charlotte, and you have a meal waiting for you
wh
David Johnston wrote:
>I think you've given me a new favorite toy.
>This could really simply management; I had no idea rpm would do this.
>
Yep. It's how I built our diskless fax/data server for dialin and
incoming fax connections.
I also used this same technique to build a very minimal filesy
"Jason A. Pattie" wrote:
> David Johnston wrote:
> >"Jason A. Pattie" wrote:
> >>>Cobus Hill wrote:
Cobus: I know you can also force the rpm to install to a certain
Cobus: dircectory but there are a few rpms i have encountered that does
Cobus: not allow for this to happen.
Jason: I think you can
David Johnston wrote:
>"Jason A. Pattie" wrote:
>
>>>Cobus Hill wrote:
>>>
I know you can also force the rpm to install to a certain dircectory but there are
>a few rpms i have encountered that does not allow for this to happen.
>>Umm. I think you can get away with relocating any RPM o
"Jason A. Pattie" wrote:
> >Cobus Hill wrote:
> >>I know you can also force the rpm to install to a certain dircectory but there are
>a few rpms i have encountered that does not allow for this to happen.
> >>
> Umm. I think you can get away with relocating any RPM out there that
> you want. May
David Johnston wrote:
>Cobus Hill wrote:
>
>>I know you can also force the rpm to install to a certain dircectory but there are a
>few rpms i have encountered that does not allow for this to happen.
>>
Umm. I think you can get away with relocating any RPM out there that
you want. Maybe 'rel
Cobus Hill wrote:
>
> Okay firstly this is for local-apps enabled workstations,
> I was thinking down the line of, say you have RPMS you want to install for the
>workstations it will be a lot easier to boot the workstation with a read-write
>environment, run rpm on the workstation. this will t
Okay firstly this is for local-apps enabled workstations,
I was thinking down the line of, say you have RPMS you want to install for the
workstations it will be a lot easier to boot the workstation with a read-write
environment, run rpm on the workstation. this will then expand the rpm to the c
On Fri, 19 Apr 2002 10:54:52 -0400 (EDT)
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Adding 'rw' to the exports file won't do it.
Sorry, you're obviously right! Thing is I don't use initrd and I'used to
think that al people does the same as mine!! A little bit egocentric, I think!
--
Fabio Papa - italian LTS
John_Cuzzola wrote:
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> Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 08:11:53 -0700 (PDT)
> From: John_Cuzzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Mounting / as rw
>
> > Adding 'rw' to the exports fi
*** Ooops didn't send the email to the list at first (sorry Jim)
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Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 08:11:53 -0700 (PDT)
From: John_Cuzzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Mounting / as rw
> Adding 'rw&#
Adding 'rw' to the exports file won't do it. that will only
make it 'possible' for clients to mount it. the client
will still mount it read-only, because that is how the
mount command is setup in the linuxrc script within the initrd.
You'd have to modify that script and build a new initrd.
I w
Hi Cobus,
it is enough to place an rw instead of ro in /etc/exports file on the
server. However, note that this will make ALL the warkstation mount it in
rw mode, causing the root filesystem to become modificable from every
workstation: this is usually unwanted, even because this fs shoul
hi
I just want to know how to mount the / directory on the workstation so that it is not
a Read only file system.
Cobus Hill
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