Michael;
In general, the message:
"connection refused"
means there is no process listening on that
port. First things first ...
Are you *sure* the terminal is assigned the
address and name ws001? One way to find out
is to open a character window and enter:
$ echo $DISPLAY
Are you running iptables? It may be blocking
traffic on port 22.
It should show something like "ws001:0.0".
Does it respond to ping?
Does the "sshd" process run on the terminal?
Edit the /etc/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf file and
set "RUNLEVEL = 3", reboot the terminal and
check for the "sshd" process. While you're
at it, you can also press <Shift>PgUp and read
the initialization to see what's happening
during bootup.
Most likely, the daemon isn't being started
for one reason or another.
Hope this helps,
Tom
> I've generated the ssh-keys, the ltsp.conf, the NIS and NFS-Server are=20
> working but if I try to get a app working like:
>
> ssh ws001 uptime
>
> I just get a "connection refused"!!!
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