Peter skrev:
> OK Guys.
> When I ask for help I have to assume the readers are Intelligent enough to
> realise that by subscribing and putting up this message , I have spent hours
> reading all the references that I can find.
> Yes I culd have put a lot more info , but I wanted to see if anyone was out
> there who was intrested in helping.
> A group of us in Capetown are trying to setup a standard LTSP server for the
> local schools.
> The first try at University of the Western Cape, was a bog standard install
> using the LTSP option for 8.04
> The client was a pc set to a network boot.
> Everything worked fine except the login. 'not authorized ...." Cannot
> remember the exact wording.
> Next ...
> At Camps Bay High they have Sun thin clients which had been working undet
> 7.01 (don't know how they were installed)
> Under 8.04 they give a bios problem which was solved but then they crask\h
> with a kernel panic.
> So I installed 7.10 alternate cd at home got it running on my wireless
> connection to the adsl modem (unable to download the edubuntu version from
> the Tuxlab distribution site.)
> Manged to figure out how to build a client and update keys and build an
> image. (in that order)
> The terminal boots fine, with 2 problems.
> 1. no graphics
> 2. unable to login.
> module-detect (argument: "") initialization failed
> E: main.c module load failed
> main.c failed to initialize daemon
> The above appears on the client screen after which I can get a command line
> login prompt but 'login incorrect'
> There are no logs in the /opt/ltsp/i386 directories and the syslog shows
> successful connect from the ckient.
> I can find no other errors in the system.
> (ps I started working with Edubuntu about a month ago, until then I used
> Solaris)
> Today I go to the launch of 8.10, so maybe all this will go in the trash can
> anyway.
> So Guys Tell me
> What log files to look at ????
> Peter
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jordan Erickson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[email protected]>
> Sent: Saturday, November 01, 2008 6:24 AM
> Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] ltsp login
>
>
>>
>> jam wrote:
>>> On Saturday 01 November 2008 07:55:29 ltsp-discuss-
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>
>>>> Greetings All
>>>> Have just installed ubuntu 7.10 and 8.04 ltsp.
>>>> I am unable to login using a client on both systems
>>>> On 8.04 I get unauthorized.
>>>> Help appreiciated
>>>>
>>> You're doing it wrong
>>>
>> You mean, "We need more information and effort on your part (such as
>> logfiles, exact error message syntax, etc." ;) And a basic understanding
>> of the system would aid in retrieving these important things. Maybe
>> RTFM, or RTFW (read the fine.. yes, I said fine... wiki) at
>> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP .
>>
>> ;)
>>> 'See how useful no information is. I've installed both and had them work
> out-
>>> of-the-box.
>>>
>> Awww, poor guy just wanted some help, he just hasn't learned the ropes
>> yet. =p
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Jordan/Lns
>>
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Hi,
- My ten cents :-)
I've set up many LTPS systems, albeit mostly version 4.2 and only very
recently KIWI/LTSP5. I use SuSE11, not Ubuntu.
But perhaps this little hint may be of a little help. I find that most
problems of mine are due to permissions. For example, I normally use a
umask of 027 for my users - sometimes even more restrictive. This
causes many files to have insufficient permissions.
I would check all files in the LTSP system for permission errors. That
is; files having 750 or worse.
My standard lts.conf could look like this:
[default]
SOUND=True
LOCALDEV=True
CONFIGURE_X=true
SERVER=123.123.123.123
SCREEN_07=ldm
LOCAL_APPS=true
XkbLayout="dk"
LDM_DIRECTX=true
LDM_LANGUAGE="da_DK.UTF-8"
Hope this is of little help.
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