Thanks Maurice. I do not find any nfs mount from "df" on the client...

Please find below the message in "/var/log/messages" regarding the diskless
client "ws001" during boot up, do you have any idea on the "rpc" and
"/usr/bin/strace" error ?

=============
Sep 24 10:26:34 ws001 syslogd started: BusyBox
v0.60.1(2001.09.28-01:12+0000)
Sep 24 10:26:34 ws001 portmap[379]: user rpc not found, reverting to user
bin
Sep 24 10:26:34 ws001 xinetd[381]: Server /usr/bin/strace is not executable
[line=15]
Sep 24 10:26:34 ws001 xinetd[381]: Service exec missing attribute server
Sep 24 10:26:34 ws001 xinetd[381]: xinetd Version 2.1.8.9pre11 started with
Sep 24 10:26:34 ws001 xinetd[381]: libwrap
Sep 24 10:26:34 ws001 xinetd[381]: options compiled in.
Sep 24 10:26:34 ws001 xinetd[381]: Started working: 3 available services
Sep 24 10:26:39 ws001 devfsd[108]: Caught SIGHUP
Sep 24 10:26:39 ws001 init: Entering runlevel: 2
Sep 24 10:26:39 ws001 devfsd[108]: read config file:"/etc/devfsd.conf"
Sep 24 10:26:39 ws001 init: Switching to runlevel: 5
===============

The "/opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf" is attached for your reference.
(See attached file: lts.conf)

Thanks.



                                                                                       
                                                              
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On Tue, Sep 23, 2003 at 02:28:02PM +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Following the documentation of setting up Local Application from web site
> of lTSP, I do not sure if I understand it. Would somebody please help me
on
> the questions below?
>
> =======================================
> 9.3. Server Configuration for Local Apps
> 9.3.1. lts.conf entries
>
>
> A few entries need to be setup in the lts.conf file:
>
>
> LOCAL_APPS
>       This must be set to Y. It will cause the following to happen during
>       the workstation boot process:
>          1. The /home directory on the server will be mounted via NFS.
>          2. The /var/yp/nicknames will be created on the workstation.
>          3. The portmapper will be started on the workstation.
>          4. xinetd will be started on the workstation.
>          5. The /etc/yp.conf file will be created on the workstation.
>          6. The domainname command will be run with the value of the
>             NIS_DOMAIN lts.conf entry.
>          7. The ypbind will be run on the workstation.
> =========================================
>
> 1. How can I check that /home is mounted by workstation through NFS? (it
is
> exported from /etc/exports)
 first check that /home is correctly exported from the NFS server by
 typing the exportfs command on the NFS server


second, log into the workstation (with an account you have created in
passwd)
and type df
bash-2.05# df
Filesystem           1k-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs                 5036320    474824   4305664  10% /
/dev/root                 2457      2118       339  86% /oldroot
139.124.2.104:/opt/ltsp/i386   5036320    474824   4305664  10% /
/dev/ram1                 1003       115       888  11% /tmp
139.124.2.104:/home   21852824  16371072   4371664  79% /home
cluster               99999999         0   9999999   0% /mfs


> 2. I do not understand from "2" to "5". I suppose everything is on the
> server as the workstation is diskless, how can daemon be started or files
> be created on workstation? Or do you know how to verify them?

sure, all programs and files are on the server...
on /opt/ltsp/i386/////
which is exported and mounted by the workstations

than with LOCAL_APPS on , the workstation launch all the daemons

you can check and verify this by login on the workstation
type df to see al the mounted volumes

type ps ax to see the running daemons


ML

>
> Many thanks,
> Joseph
>
>
>
>
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