Thanks for the feedback and sugestions Jim. I set up a new FC4 LTSP box
(relatively painless as a Virtual Machine). There were other things I
wanted to do differently too and this was a good excuse. But when I
have the time I'll look into the perl thing.
Jim McQuillan wrote:
>Paul,
>
>Could
Paul,
Could be your perl installation is messed up.
Try running this:
perl -v
and see what it says.
Also, try this:
type perl
That will tell us where the perl binary is. maybe it's in a different
place, and the scripts are looking specifically in /usr/bin.
Jim McQuillan
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Thanks for getting back Jim.
Trying to call the scripts ltspadmin, ltspcfg or ltspinfo looks like this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /]# ltspadmin
Segmentation fault
[EMAIL PROTECTED] /]#
Other than this the server seems to be running fine.
Jim McQuillan wrote:
>Paul,
>
>ltspadmin is written in Perl, s
Paul,
ltspadmin is written in Perl, so I think it's unlikely that the
ltspadmin utility itself is doing the segfault. But, ltspadmin calls a
number of other utilities, and it might be one of those that is crapping
out.
What are you doing in ltspadmin at the point where it dies?
Jim McQuillan
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Hi,
I've been running LTSP on Fedora Core 3 under VMWare Workstation 5. I
went to run ltspadmin and it will not run. The only error message I get
is 'segmentation fault'. There is nothing in any of the logs as far as
I can tell. As I understand it a segmentation fault occurs when there
are pro
