Hello Craig, Monday, February 12, 2007, 8:00:22 PM, you wrote:
CB> http://blog.sun.com/ThinkThin/entry/cam_mass_storage_workaround Oh, thanks a lot! I know now that I've read this one, but lost the link since :( There's a couple of things to note: 1) It took a session restart for the Sun Ray server to use this script and make the mountpoint directories, but only after a cold restart (and may be a re-plug of the thumb drive) it was mounted. Perhaps this new script should be called earlier in the session startup? 2) Will this happen after every reboot of the server (when /tmp dir is wiped)? i.e. the first sun ray user to connect won't see their thumb drives? :) What is a best-practice for using the USB drives in CAM+uttsc scenario? For example, since they are not seen by Windows as disks (uttsc shares the mountpoint where the plugged drive appears), I can't eject them from Windows nor see the available space. Am I doing something wrong? Should I make an "eject" menu item on the dtsession menu and instruct our users to use this one when they walk away from work stations? By the way, will the thumb drive be shared between Windows sessions, if a user makes several uttsc connections to different servers/logins? :) CB> You'll probably also want to make sure at the end of the CAM script that CB> you unmount the USB drives and purge the mount point for the user. I've CB> been meaning to add that to the script. If I may, which script/dir is this? Which scripts are called to finish off the CAM session? We use a variant of your "utsplash" script with 3 buttons to start applications, so its "exit" action actually starts an app. To recycle a session we instead use an "exit" menu item when right-clicking on a desktop. We also put some rarely-used servers and apps on the menu. dtsession is the critical application here, whose death causes the session recycling. -- Best regards, Jim Klimov mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
