David-
HAve you tried just ordering it from the K12 LSTP site? They sell them for only $15
a set. Here is order URL.
http://www.riverdale.k12.or.us/linux/terminal/order.html
Evan
On Mon, 4 Nov 2002 19:04:45 +1100 (EST)
David Ellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm a IT Manager at a
Dear Partner,
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Dear Partner,
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL AND URGENT!
I am DEACON BENNI ZUMA a native of Cape Town in South Africa and I am an Executive
Accountant with the South African department of Mining and Natural Resources. Please
accept my apology for using this medium to convey a transaction/business of thi
On Mon, 04 Nov 2002, garry saddington wrote:
> /home is mounted to each at boot from a third file server which also
> serves as a NIS, web and database server.
I get gconf errors muttering something about getting ORBit running
across TCP/IP when I mount /home from my DHCP/everything server.
I ho
I am using two LTSP servers for 34 clients, each is configured as pure
application servers and so do not need updating. They can therefore be
identical and transparent to the user. /home is mounted to each at boot
from a third file server which also serves as a NIS, web and database
server.I use a
I'm having a bit of trouble with tftp.
The setup of LTSP has been great so far - installed the rpm's, got dhcpd
handing out a specific address based on the NIC mac address but the
\var\log\secure log has no reference to tftp.
tftp is under xinetd.d, I've changed the file to not be disabled, I'm
On 4 Nov 2002, Tom Lisjac wrote:
> I've got a "how-to" almost ready to release on this subject.
>
> Unfortunately I'm the only one that's performed the configuration
> procedure I describe in the document... so I'd be very interested in
> hearing from anyone who might like to add a second server
> We would like to set up multiple LTSP servers to balance load and provide
> redundancy.
> Does anyone have any pointers/suggestions?
I've got a "how-to" almost ready to release on this subject.
Unfortunately I'm the only one that's performed the configuration
procedure I describe in the docume
If you end up sticking with Mozilla see Bug 122698 on
bugzilla.mozilla.org. They have a patch to fix run-mozilla.sh (for the no
multiple-instance "feature") which I applied on our stations here... works
quite well and as long as you setup a default profile the users will never
see the profile mana
> I surch for an browser, withhout "Profile Manager", but with plugins like
> Java and Flash!
> I need this because Mozilla, open the Profile Manager, when on a other
> Terminal somebody surf with the same account.
Mozilla's Project Phoenix supports java and is intended for embedded
application
We would like to set up multiple LTSP servers to balance load and provide
redundancy.
I could have sworn I saw some people doing this on the mailing list but I
cannot find it there on on the site.
Does anyone have any pointers/suggestions?
Thanks,
Don
I surch for an browser, withhout "Profile Manager", but with plugins like
Java and Flash!
I need this because Mozilla, open the Profile Manager, when on a other
Terminal somebody surf with the same account.
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Greetings everyone,
It's been quite some time since I monitored the LTSP discussion list.
In any case, I once hacked image scanner support (based on SANE) into
an older version of LTSP (based on redhat 6.2). It worked so well
(in addition to LTSP itself) that I've never upgraded my environment
Stefan,
Any user that has an account on the server can log into any terminal.
The "one terminal, one user" set up is on required if you are doing
something like auto-login or some other service that ties a username to
a physical machine.
Pete
Burkhardt Stefan wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> Perha
Hello.
Perhaps the following is a stupid question or there's already a solution available for
this:
I want to have more than one possible user to login at the same Terminal with a ltsp
server.
Now I have one user for each Terminal.
Have anybody an idea for enabling "multi user login onto one T
Hello James,
I look at /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf, and I found nothind related to shutdown
except the command line to run the shutdown command ... :(
Here it is :
HaltCommand=/sbin/shutdown -h now
Btw, nothing is documented for me at the head of file only :
# if you are having trouble with us
At 05:48 PM 2002/11/4 +1100, Amiel Heyde wrote:
Is there any other "thinner" version of LTSP?
Is someone ever going to make one?
Hi Amiel,
I am not quite clear of your posting. Are you preparing to assemble a
"thinner" client starting from motherboard board available on market or
starting f
Thanks everyone my problem is solved !!
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Hi,
I'm a IT Manager at a school in Sydney, Australia
I'm after a set of K12 LTSP CDs.
The two stores I've tried in Aus,
www.everythinglinux.com.au and LSL don't have them
yet.
Does someone on this list in Australia have a set they
can burn for me or anyone in the world know of
somewhere local
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