has anyone tried running mplayer as a local app?
That would solve the issue, wouldn't it?
On 3/7/06, Gideon Romm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Syncing between audio/video is highly dependent upon encoding. AVI
files tend to have horrible syncing, whereas mpeg should have better.
Do not limit your
Chris Fanning wrote:
has anyone tried running mplayer as a local app?
That would solve the issue, wouldn't it?
That's what I thought. IIRC, after lots of flickering and other
psychedelic effects, the client froze. Someone more knowledgeable than I
might make a better job of it.
Andrew
Hello All,
I was working to configure my LTSP and noticed a strange message that is
filling up my /var/logs/message log file:
Mar 8 09:49:28 aphria gdm[17288]: gdm already running. Aborting!
Mar 8 09:49:28 aphria gdm[17325]: gdm already running. Aborting!
Mar 8 09:49:28 aphria gdm[17362]:
What is the recommended way to monitor when LTSP client machines are
powered-on and connected to the net, even when no one is logged into
them? Mine don't respond to ping or to any other ports I've been able
to detect. Can I enable rwho?
--
Dave Close, Compata, Costa Mesa CA There is no security
Ok guys,
Note that I couldn't get the driver to compile in LBE myself, so I'm
using the driver compiled by the folks from LTSP for a previous LTSP
version (4.1 if I'm not mistaken), which used a kernel prior to the
current 2.4.26. In order to continue using the same driver, I hacked the
Hi Joe,
On Wed, 8 Mar 2006, Joe Auerbach wrote:
It won't respond to ping because once set up they have the ip of the
server, as far as I know.
Actually, that's not the case. If each terminal's ethernet interface was
using the same IP address as the server then the ethernet switch(es) would
hmm . . . a five second test shows you to be most right. i was thinking
of internal stuff (my recent adventures in squid confused me). ping
should work fine. Though I stand by my netstat from the server and note
that you could refine it. netstat. grep out ltsp. make sure that each
ws (or
Am Mittwoch, den 08.03.2006, 14:12 -0500 schrieb Joe Auerbach:
hmm . . . a five second test shows you to be most right. i was thinking
of internal stuff (my recent adventures in squid confused me). ping
should work fine. Though I stand by my netstat from the server and note
that you
The only real problem with a pxe wireless is that none of the card
makers have considered this a desired option. Nothing real fancy is
need other than a way to set the acces point for initial connection.
you can lock down the pxe to only specific MACs if you need to limit
who could pull the inital
Op woensdag 8 maart 2006 21:32, schreef Evan Hisey:
The only real problem with a pxe wireless is that none of the card
makers have considered this a desired option. Nothing real fancy is
need other than a way to set the acces point for initial connection.
you can lock down the pxe to only
Hello All,
Is there a way to build a floppy boot disk for my clients in which I can
specify a specific DHCP server IP?
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Sincerely and have a good day,
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On Wed, March 8, 2006 4:50 pm, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
Hello All,
Is there a way to build a floppy boot disk for my clients in which I can
specify a specific DHCP server IP?
A dhcp client sends out a broadcast request for network information.
There's no way to direct it to a specific DHCP
Jim McQuillan wrote:
On Wed, March 8, 2006 4:50 pm, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
Hello All,
Is there a way to build a floppy boot disk for my clients in which I can
specify a specific DHCP server IP?
A dhcp client sends out a broadcast request for network information.
There's no way to
Hello,
a question completly offlist but quite urgent as our main server is a
little dying.
What kind of a setup would you prefer as web/mail and ftp server?
At this moment we're running a collocated server (as it is located
for free). (intel celeron 2.53 with 512 RAM and two HD RAID 80
Am Mittwoch, den 08.03.2006, 16:50 -0500 schrieb Lonnie Cumberland:
Hello All,
Is there a way to build a floppy boot disk for my clients in which I can
specify a specific DHCP server IP?
Not as such, but you might (in case you use Etherboot) try the option
REQUIRE_VCI_ETHERBOOT to make
Anselm,
In regards to booting thin clients over a wan i was going to give that a
try myself. What i wound up doing,because our school consolidated with
another school 10 miles away,is I port forwarded from one school to the
other, and I merly do a Term Server session if a student wants to to the
CHris, Andrew,
I have both Mplayer, and Xine installed on all of our Linux servers,and
Xine works fine as out web embedded video player, and Mplayer is used
for playing local video clips.
If youd like ill email our school FTP site and you can download the
RPM's to install to make it happen.
Take
Thanks for the information.
I will look into the problem in more detail and report to the list if I
find a viable solution.
Cheers,
Lonnie
Bill Arlofski wrote:
Jim McQuillan wrote:
On Wed, March 8, 2006 4:50 pm, Lonnie Cumberland wrote:
Hello All,
Is there a way to build a
On Thursday 09 March 2006 12:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
It won't respond to ping because once set up they have the ip of the
server, as far as I know.
I often use netstat | grep ltsp | less to check what's active and look
for my workstation identifiers (ex: ws016).
Dave Close wrote:
On 09/03/06, Joe Auerbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It won't respond to ping because once set up they have the ip of the
server, as far as I know.
I often use netstat | grep ltsp | less to check what's active and look
for my workstation identifiers (ex: ws016).
Dave Close wrote:
What is
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