On Sat, Oct 08, 2005 at 06:10:40PM +0200, Dave Cotton wrote: > OK downloaded compiled and installed.
Excellent! > The ltspfs ws101:/tmp/drives $HOME/foo returns with > > Authentication failed > > Help! Things to check: The terminal's /tmp drive must be writeable. Check that you've got the chmod 1777 /tmp included in the rc.sysinit. Also, check and make sure the terminal thinks it's got a hostname. On the terminal in a shell, executing: hostname should return the same hostname as what's in your $DISPLAY variable. So, if, on the terminal, you've got: DISPLAY=ws101.ltsp:0.0 Hostname on the terminal should return: ws101.ltsp Also, check to see that /tmp/hosts looks like the following: 127.0.0.1 localhost 192.168.0.254 server 192.168.0.101 ws101.ltsp > Couple of other points:- > > I think there is a redundant 'done' in the rc.localdev example because > when I checked from a terminal ltspfsd was not running until I removed > the 'done'. Fixed. > There's an etc missing before passwd and group in the examples. Fixed. > Also > > You must remember _not_ to compile ltspfsd on your X86_64 server :) Well, that too. Also, I don't have access to 64 bit machines, so it'll be interesting to see if you're going to get bitten by some sizeof() problems with ints, time_t's mode_t's etc. Keep me posted. Scott -- (o_ Scott L. Balneaves | "You are the Universe's only chance to appreciate //\ Systems Department | its own beauty." V_/_ Legal Aid Manitoba | -- MSG, POE news forums
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