Hello,
i am running LTSP 5.2 on Debian squeeze. It seems to me, that nbd instead of
nfs is in use. can anybody confirm that? I am just wondering, because i heard,
that usually debian uses nfs.
...and now for something completly different: is there an easy way to get the
clients hostnames into the servers /etc/hosts? I know that the clients do get
an individual hostname e.g. ltsp22, for client with ip address 192.168.0.22.
uncommenting the "get-lease-hostnames true;" line in /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf
resulted in clients that would not boot, which is logically, because there is
no dns-server providing any hostnames for the ltsp clients. So my question is:
where (and at what time in the boot process -- maybee even after user login?)
do the hostnames -- e.g. ltsp22 -- come from and how can i get them from there
into the servers /etc/hosts?
have nice evening and thank you for your help so far
Lorenz Wenner
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