Local dev with ltspfs is working for us very well if the clients are
connected to the server via xdmcp.
Actually, some of our clients are connected via nomachines nx client and for
them access to local devs are not working, most likely because nx changes
the $DISPLAY-Variable to somthine like
I used PXES for some years. I think the main difference is the
config-program which makes it realy nice for admins to customize kernels and
config params for the client (gui- lts.conf). Moreover, D.T. Milano
integrated NX, RDP, X11 and (optionally) a local window manager from which
you can open
Locking down workstations and filtering web content is a good thing but
requires some work:
As someone mentioned transparent proxiing is not possible on the same
machine. But you can write a logon-script that copies the user.prefs file to
the local mozilla-directory to set the proxy everytime the
Quite interesting. Mine run right away. Do you updated the BIOS to the
latest version?
Frank
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The Dell Optiplex GX110 does support booting via PXES with the latest BIOS
(I think it is A09).
Once more: No problem with this client, cheap, silent, fast enough.
Many greetings,
Frank
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Hallo Alexander,
How about assigning a default printer in dependence of the workstation? No
access rights, but most of the users don't think about on which printer to
print, they just hit the print-button.
Frank
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Hi Alex,
Look at this script:
--
#!/bin/bash
#
# Setzt Drucker anhand von Rechnernamen
#
rechnername=${DISPLAY%.*.*.*}
#
# Unterscheidung nach Rechnername
#
case $rechnername in
# Frage die Ausnahmen ab, der Rest ist dann Linuxraum
biblio1)
Hi Alex,
Access-control via groups is implemented in cups.
Think about adding the staff-users to a staff group, deny access from anyone
and allow access from staff-group.
Greetings,
Frank
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Hi list,
I know that I recently wrote something like this client works out of the
box but that was before I wanted to get the sound to work ...
Problem: Neither the sound card is autodetected nor does the i810_audio
module work.
Does anyone accidently know the right module to specify in lts.conf?
Hi list,
regarding the sound of this client I found out (Knoppix live CD, alsaconf)
that it has a built in cs4236 chip.
So I used
SMODULE_01 = snd-cs4236
SMODULE_02 = snd-pcm-oss
in lts.conf (and followed the instructions in the wiki: sound, cards and
work in progress).
This leads to a pop in the
Hi Verner,
I hope you are using OSS Redirection as mentioned in the wiki. Then you have
to DISABLE the network sound in KDE as mentioned.
Try it out, it will definitely work! Btw, I don't want to disappoint you too
much, but there is some more work to do to get specify apps playing sound
Hi list,
we are using a lot of Thin Clients like the HP e-pc 40 or Compaq IPaq, which
all have an Intel i815e graphics adapter on board.
Using a resolution of 1024x768 leads to 75 Hz on our CRTs and TFTs - fine so
far.
Now we got 19 Wide screen TFTs that should be run on 1440x900, which is too
Thanks all for your suggestions!
@ Andrew: ltsp5 is shipped with newer xorg drivers. Mmmh - one (more) reason
to upgrade - planned in the next summer holidays ;)
@ Alberto: That did not work ...
@ Peter and Frank:
Today I started 915resolution on the client and it told me:
Chipset: Unknown
OK, it's been a long time ago, but now I finally got it working:
I installed edubuntu on a virtual machine, pointed my opensuse dhcp server
to that new tftpserver and let the clients connect back to opensuse via
startx. It is a nice way to let ltsp4.2 and ltsp5 work together without any
troubles
Ok, try to put something like this in your /etc/X11//xdm/Xsession :
if test $(ps -u $USER | grep -c kwin ) -eq 1; then
kdialog --sorry Sorry, only one login per user!
exit
fi
You have to install kdialog to let it show nicely in kde.
I admit that I don't know if this works with
Hi Tomasz,
try dansguardian. This works with our opensuse 10.1 System without any
problems and I think its by far more configurable than squidguard. It comes
with lots of predefined rules and lists and should indentify your users
almost out of the box.
Greetings,
Frank
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Hi Diwa,
This took me a long time to figure it out.
Try this:
Add
*;*;*;Al-2400;plugdev,fuse,scanner,video,audio
to the end of the /etc/security/group.conf file.
Then, add
auth optional pam_group.so
to /etc/pam.d/ssh just before the @include common-auth - line.
You don't
Hi!
Forgive me to ask a newbee-question, but my Kubuntu-Desktop doesn't want
to show up the icons for the localdev-media, f.e. usb sticks.
They get correctly mounted under /media/username, but it seems that kde does
not
recognize them.
How can I fix this?
Thank you,
Frank
Hi list,
I want to let thinclients connect to our server via low bandwidth wlan.
So I installed nxclient in chroot, copied and renamed the rdesktop
script so that nxclient is launched instead of redesktop and
altered the lts.conf - entry SCREEN_07 to execute this script.
The client boots up and
Ok, got it working with fvwm2 window-manager.
Now to the interesting question: What about bandwidth usage?
Boot up to login screen:
ldm: sent: 760 kB, received: 26.5 MB
fvwm with nxclient: sent 781 kB, received: 28.9 MB
Very small usage scenario (login, browse one internet site, type a
Stéphane Graber schrieb:
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Hi list,
I want to let thinclients connect to our server via low bandwidth wlan.
So I installed nxclient in chroot, copied and renamed the rdesktop
script so that nxclient is launched
Timothy Legge schrieb:
Hi
Just a couple of notes on my recent implementation of Ubuntu with LTSP
5. The progress on sound, local devices etc is amazing compared to my
first FC1 based install. Most things just work in initial testing but
I am sure the users will find issues when they start
You can have mandatory settings as well.
Set up a file in
/usr/lib/firefox-3.0.4/defaults/preferences/all.js with
//
pref(general.config.obscure_value, 0);
pref(general.config.filename, firefox.cfg);
in it. This will include firefox.cfg from /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.4/.
Create it and if you add
Hi list,
im referencing to bug #27709:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ia32-libs/+bug/277069 (Java
slow on remote X).
By copying the suggested gutsy library from gutsy to hardy java apps
are indeed a lot faster.
Sadly, they are not fast enough.
Especially netbeans 6.5 with sun java 6
Hi Nathan,
just have a look at dansguardian.conf. You can specify a different
authentication plugin so that user are identified
by ther username. Most likely
authplugin = '/etc/dansguardian/authplugins/proxy-basic.conf'
is right for you.
Also Squid has to be configured to use usernames. The
Hi list,
if you enable (the great feature!) autologin for your clients,
sometimes you can't power them off easily by pressing the power button
(depends on hardware).
So instead of asking the list for help I would suggest the following:
Enable localapps in lts.conf and add a launcher on the
Java should work quicker via NX-Connection.
So you could install the freenx Server on your sever and a fat client
that boots a small desktop und autostarts the nomachine client.
Maybe you should test this first: Boot a client from cd, install
nomachine client and see how it goes.
Frank
2009/8/12
Hi list,
If the client shuts down (e.g. via ltsp-localapps sudo shutdown -P
now ) the swapfile doesn't get deleted.
A check with tcpdchk -v gets
Using network configuration file: /etc/inetd.conf
Rule /etc/hosts.allow line 13:
daemons: nbdrootd
clients: ALL
access: granted
Rule
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