Am Sonntag 14 Januar 2007 02:50 schrieb Steffen Joeris: > Tonight I came across "LTSP-Manager" which is in Ubuntu feisty[0]. > I did not investigate which features it provides, but I would like to > share the thought with you, maybe it is interesting for us here as I > guess a tool to at least configure an LTSP chroot would be somehow > really nice (e.g. when a teacher wants to change the mouse settings > in an easy GUI way). Maybe someone wants to investigate and give some > further details and evaluate it a bit.
Hi Steffen, thanks for the hint. Another level of ltsp-administration is needed (in my experience) to handle CPU load. AND and nightkill.sh do a good job overall, but the more I start using java tools, the more often my dual CPU core is under heavy load (99%) and causes lagging. Today, a user couldn't even log in because a forking java/netbean-process (>250 processes) had created a 120 MB log file in his home directory. Even for me it took quite a while to kill all these processes. What other tools do you use to keep LTSP's CPU's at decent load? What tools do you offer for plain teachers? Regards Ralf -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
