Burke Almquist a écrit :
It works at home because you only have one client.
In a multiclient situation you have multiple clients thinking they are
cdi2. Does this make any sense to you??
No, all clients know their hostname, and they are all different
The client's /etc/hosts file in in /opt/ltsp/../etc on the server,
wherever you installed LTSP's root folder on your server. Your clients
are getting their root file system over readonly NFS. As a general rule
you don't want anything other than localhost on the 127.0.0.1 line of
/etc/hosts.
Client's hosts file is build in /tmp at boot by rc.sysinit with these lines:
echo "127.0.0.1 localhost ${HOSTNAME}" >/tmp/hosts
echo "${DEFAULT_SERVER} server" >>/tmp/hosts
with a symlink in /etc.
So my hosts file looks good, I think my problem is not here
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