On Mon, Sep 28, 2015 at 8:12 PM, Mark Foley wrote:
> Unfortunately, Ubuntu is not an option. We have Slackware 64
> installed in the office and is the Active Directory/Domain Controller
> server for the domain using Samba4. It also does the DNS/DHCP and is the
Windows "terminal server-ish"
> r
> I'm going to try downloading and tweaking the Ubuntu LTSP and see
> if I can get that going per Christopher Roberts' "suggestion".
Apologies if my earlier email was overly brief! I started typing up a much
longer one and then thought that my first response should be
> Actually, my intention is to run LTSP *on* the Samba4 AD. Why not? Given
that, the same host would be running DHCP -- > unless LTSP wants to take
over DHCP?
> Is there a problem running LTSP on the same host that currently runs DHCP?
I have learnt the hard way that combining server functions is
On Monday 12 Dec 2011, Christian Lensch wrote:
> Or use the '-via'-flag in tigervnc
> e.g:
> vncviewer -via :
>
> which includes the ssh-tunneling in one client
There is an interesting debate to be had of NX vs VNC - they provide
overlapping services, but NX is the better tool for working remot
On Wednesday 31 October 2007 02:21, Mel Wade wrote:
> Can anybody confirm if they are Thin or Fat clients?
> ie This Display has an IP of its own as opposed to having the server IP
> Curious - James
They are thin clients, they clearly just found a way of allocating Virtual IPs
on the same network
On Friday 09 November 2007 03:25, J. Paul Bissonnette wrote:
> If I plug in a USB stick or insert a CD in the work station the folder
> appears ; but no content is visible.
That's exactly the behaviour that I experienced, and like you I went through
all the troubleshooting steps successfully. I b
On Wednesday 14 November 2007 15:38, Christopher Roberts wrote:
> The "OSS transparent redirection to EsounD" worked for us, well at least on
> the terminals for which I can get the sound cards working!
Apologies, should have said we are on Debian - the above instructions are n
On Wednesday 14 November 2007 15:28, sean wrote:
> Is anyone able to point me at some good documentation to get sound working?
> I am running on Gentoo using LTSP 4.2-r1.
Presumably you've read the gospel...
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/Sound
The "OSS transparent redirection to Esoun
On 2007-10-29 13:01:54 Scott Balneaves wrote:
> On Mon, Oct 29, 2007 at 10:04:28AM +0100, Klaus-Peter Niedermann wrote:
> > I want to build LTSP-4.2 using the LBE (see
> > http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/Build-LTSP-42).
> >
> > But I have the Problem to fetch the sh-utils-2.0.tar.gz (see b
On Sunday 11 November 2007 11:10, J. Paul Bissonnette wrote:
> could you elaborate on that?
All I did was to replace the .ltsp on every line of /etc/hosts with our actual
domain name.
Unfortunately I have just just reversed that change, to try and prove that
that was the problem, but it still
We are using LTSP4.2 with KDE/KDM. To shadow users screens I am planning to
use krfb/krdc. This seems to work out-of-the-box, but I don't know the users
display numbers.
If I try echo $DISPLAY, it always gives me the client hostname followed
by ":0", but this always fails (presumably because kr
I got passed the sh-utils fetch error with:
$ sudo su
$ cd /usr/local/lbe/tarballs
$ wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/ltsp/sh-utils-2.0.tar.gz
$ ./build_all --fetch
$ ./build_all
Unfortunately it failed on building util-linux.
*** Unable to build util-linux!
You might find more information
Having been working for the past few months on introducing LTSP 4.2 into our
business (currently rolling out to all users), I was wondering which methods
people have adopted for providing access to required Windows apps?
We are in the unfortunate position of having a number of industry-specific
On Thursday 27 December 2007 15:38, Frank Lienhard wrote:
> Qemu: to slow
QEMU was too slow for us until I switched on KVM and the virtual threading CPU
switch in the BIOS.
* http://www.virtualbox.org/
Not certain about all your requirements, but for home use I would use
VirtualBox, as this
On Thursday 27 December 2007 17:18, Frank Lienhard wrote:
> Just to get ist right:
> -which windows version did you use
> -did you start the virtualbox on the client or did you install a windows
> server inside virtualbox and the used rdp on the client?
On LTSP 4.2 I experimented only with W2K3 vi
On Friday 28 December 2007 17:09, Frank Lienhard wrote:
> > If you need multiple clients running
> > simultaneously then RDP is probably the most efficient way.
>
> But this will only be supported by server versions of windows, right?
XP would only allow a single RDP connection, there is an old Mi
On Thursday 27 December 2007 23:48, jam wrote:
> for my info: this setup seemed to work perfectly bar the directx video
> stuff ie games? video and photography stuff
I can imagine, fortunately that's a complication we haven't need to worry
about here.
> For me an Xp machine, but a TS server, and
On Friday 04 January 2008 17:48, Subhodip Biswas wrote:
> i was just wandering , it has been mentioned lts.conf file is needed
> by default , so if i need it where should i be placing it ?
You don't mention which version of LTSP nor which distribution, but our
LTSP4.2 Debian system has lts.conf i
On Sunday 30 December 2007 14:46, Frank Lienhard wrote:
> > * 2x - free for 5 users, not officially supported for XP, but works
> > * SeamlessRDP
> >
> > See my original posting for issues with these solutions and links.
>
> But no drive mapping means, you can't use the local CD-drive, which
On Monday 07 January 2008 20:46, Michael Blinn wrote:
> Hello LTSPers - Interesting conundrum. I have two buildings that I'd
> like to run off a single LTSP server. The two buildings are currently
> bridged (same subnet) via a dry pair and have ethernet-extenders on each
> side of the pair. Curre
matter last 1 week, i don't understand
> pdfs,
Have you followed instructions:
> (i need proper way either debian 3 or debian 4)
>
> i hope that your kind help
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On Tuesday 08 January 2008 06:21, Pasupathy Murugan wrote:
> i installed debian 3 ,
> i did step by step install of ltsp
> 1, dhcpd3
> 2. file server (nfs,samba)
> 3. tftp
> 4.xdmcp
>
> but that is not working ,
What is not working? xdmcp?
> i fought that matter last 1 week, i don't understan
A few corrections and updates from my earlier posts...
On Thursday 27 December 2007 11:55, Christopher Roberts wrote:
> ---++ 2x Application Server client
>
> * http://www.2x.com/applicationserver/
>
> Having installed the 2x ApplicationServer on the W2K3 server (an absolute
On Monday 14 January 2008 12:53, Chris Fanning wrote:
> We thought the might be two possibilites.
> 1) boot the clients over the network (WAN) ?
I'll leave others to answer this one - but I doubt it's practical - unless you
have huge bandwidth.
> 2) install just enough on the thinclients to get
On Monday 14 January 2008 14:23, Christopher Roberts wrote:
> Knoppix live CD to act as an LTSP server
I decided to do a bit of digging... Apparently it's not LTSP, but it does
provide a "terminal server" with DHCP, TFTP and NFS:
* http://www.knoppix.net/wiki/KNOPPIX_Te
On Monday 14 January 2008 16:40, Chris Fanning wrote:
> But I can't get fullscreen going with their window manager JWM.
> Some time ago (thanks to help on this list), I did get NX fullsceen
> using the ion2 window manager.
> Damn Small Linux also has ion2 prepared and I have got it going.
Oddly en
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