On 2016-05-16, Tim wrote: > I installed LTSP on top of Ubuntu Server 14.04. I have just about > everything working, except I cannot sudo within the client. My user > (mythltsp) is added to the server and is part of the sudo group on the > server.
Up until fairly recently, the LTSP clients had no way of authenticating using passphrase credentials. LTSP Thin clients merely logged into the server, and LTSP Fat clients (and/or localapps) did some hacks to configure the user and group information on the client, but stored no authentication credentials. If the the client is running LDM 2.2.14 or later, you should be able to set LDM_PASSWORD_HASH=True in lts.conf, which stores a hash of the passphrase used to log in and should allow pam to complete. If you need a newer version of LDM and/or LTSP, There is a PPA that includes newer versions of LTSP and related software: https://launchpad.net/~ts.sch.gr/+archive/ubuntu/ppa live well, vagrant
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