Has anyone been able to reboot a LTSP terminal remotely.
The terminals are not designed to shut down with init/shutdown/reboot etc
They don't need to be cleanly rebooted but I would like to force a reboot to
save a bit of walking.
There are occasions when you want all terminals to be rebooted to allow some
change to take and visiting 200 terminals is not fun.
I have configured telnet and can log in to a terminal remotely.
Regards
Darryl Bond
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