M Hoeller wrote:
> the subject says it almost completely. I am on openSUSE 10.2 and the
> latest ltsp 4.2 version. (well /ect/version says update 3, but I
> guess this is a bug and the update verison is 4...)
I am on Gentoo, ltsp-4.2-r1. /ect/version says update 3 but the ebuild
downloaded the latest versions from
http://ltsp.mirrors.tds.net/pub/ltsp/ltsp-4.2/ so it should be the
latest ltsp 4.2 version.
> Anyway, I have installed local dev support. The setup passed all
> Troubelshooing tests successfully (Step 1 to 12). But when I plugin a
> usbstick I do not get an icon.
Same here.
> When I fire off the eventhandler manually (Step 11) I get an icon..
Me too. And with the messages in ~/.lbussd.out
--------------- cite ---------------
fifo opened, fd: 4
Sending: Register
Sending: EnumerateDevices
Starting the loop...
listening on: 3
event: [AddBlockDevice|58|19|Removable_Device_931_Mb|0|931|Removable Device
(931Mb)], messagetpe
: [AddBlockDevice]
Saved:
device_id: 19
sharename: Removable_Device_931_Mb
removeable: 0
size: 931
desc: Removable Device (931Mb)
type: block
About to run /usr/sbin/lbus_event_handler.sh
--------------- end ---------------
I even got the usb stick mounted/umounted by calling
/usr/sbin/lbus_event_handler.sh add block Removable_Device_931_Mb 931
"Removable Device (931Mb)"
/usr/sbin/lbus_event_handler.sh remove block Removable_Device_931_Mb 931
"Removable Device (931Mb)"
in a shell.
> So this lets me assume that the actual fire of the event is either not
> happening or not deteced.
In my case the event was fired but /usr/sbin/lbussd did not "really"
call the lbus_event_handler.sh script. I could narrow the problem down
to the line
my @pwflds = getpwuid( $> );
in /usr/sbin/lbussd. With this call of getpwuid() all the
system()-calls in libussd do nothing. Don't ask me why?!
But with this patch libussd now works:
diff lbussd.ltsorig lbussd
30a31
> use English;
38,41c39,41
< my @pwflds = getpwuid( $> );
< my $uid = $pwflds[2];
< my $username = $pwflds[0];
< my $homedir = $pwflds[7];
---
> my $uid = $EUID;
> my $username = $ENV{USER};
> my $homedir = $ENV{HOME};
Horst
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