Hallo,
i have installed the SRSS 4.1 on openSuse 10.3 .
the command utselect work fine, but cant becomme for utselect befor the
gdm login
In file /etc/opt/SUNWut/auth.props
# Control enabling of utselect GUI in front of dtgreet screen
# If set to "true", a new session gets utselect first.
sel
Thank you. That makes perfect sense, though I'd really like to be able to tune
the DTU side. Many of our DTU's have no human attached, and are running custom
kiosk sessions. At the moment of the disconnection, I'd love for them to
dynamically rebind to an available server and restart their di
Quayle, Bill schrieb:
This brings up a good point.
In my installation, our production FOG is split across two
datacenters. If I "lose" one datacenter, I want the clients to fall
over to the servers at the other datacenter as quickly as possible -
in seconds would be ideal.
That is the oth
Bob Doolittle schrieb:
Joerg Barfurth wrote:
Stuart schrieb:
Basically I want to detect if somebody runs off with a sun ray. :-)
You can't reliably detect that across an arbitrary TCP/IP network
connection.
I presume you mean it can't be detected if it's plugged in again
somewhere else?
There is only one FOG, which spans both datacenters. Neither datacenter is
local to any location to where the DTUs are deployed, so there should be no
affinity. Both datacenters are hot, as are the locations where the DTUs are
deployed.
Our network is highly redundant and reliable - we are ex
Not sure if it's the same problem or not, but in our environment we
found having the LD_PRELOAD environment variable was breaking firefox.
You might want to try unsetting that environment variable (if it is set)
and see if that allows firefox to launch.
Hope this helps,
Erin
Jeff Port wrote:
> I
Stuart schrieb:
Does anybody know how to detect/check if a DTU has been disconnected
from the network?? (By a power failure, or network unplugged, or an axe
through the screen (270s only ;-) etc. ))
The most reliable way: look at the DTU (and its STOP+N on-screen
display, if it is able to
Quayle, Bill wrote:
This brings up a good point.
In my installation, our production FOG is split across two datacenters. If I
"lose" one datacenter, I want the clients to fall over to the servers at the
other datacenter as quickly as possible - in seconds would be ideal.
As a matter of fact,
Hi Joerg,
That might work. I could set the time out in auth.props to 2.5 minutes,
so that physically disconnected DTUs would fire the utaction disconnect
event after 5 minutes. (That gives people 5 minutes to plug it back in.
:-) )
Thanks all for the help,
Stuart.
--
Stuart Robinson
Joerg Barfurth wrote:
Stuart schrieb:
Basically I want to detect if somebody runs off with a sun ray. :-)
You can't reliably detect that across an arbitrary TCP/IP network
connection.
I presume you mean it can't be detected if it's plugged in again
somewhere else? As you say below, if it
This brings up a good point.
In my installation, our production FOG is split across two datacenters. If I
"lose" one datacenter, I want the clients to fall over to the servers at the
other datacenter as quickly as possible - in seconds would be ideal.
As a matter of fact, if I have *any* probl
2009/9/8 P.S.M.Swamiji :
> On 09/08/09 08:19, Joel Buckley wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Any quick/easy method for a SunRay user to mount a USB Pen
>> Drive on the SunRay directly?
>
> It would be automatically mounted under /tmp/SUNWut/mnt/$USER.
Running on OpenSolaris 2009.06/Intel Core2Duo HW/SRSS
Stuart schrieb:
Basically I want to detect if somebody runs off with a sun ray. :-)
You can't reliably detect that across an arbitrary TCP/IP network
connection.
If I unplug a dtu, I can't find any events anywhere (like in the log
files) until I plug it back in and reconnects.
General
Stuart wrote:
Hi Bob,
Basically I want to detect if somebody runs off with a sun ray. :-)
If I unplug a dtu, I can't find any events anywhere (like in the log
files) until I plug it back in and reconnects.
You might have to wait a few minutes, but after a timeout you should see
a synthesiz
Hi Bob,
Basically I want to detect if somebody runs off with a sun ray. :-)
If I unplug a dtu, I can't find any events anywhere (like in the log
files) until I plug it back in and reconnects.
Regards,
Stuart.
Bob Doolittle wrote:
Stuart wrote:
Hi All,
Does anybody know how to detect/ch
It stops the Xserver from trying to start on display 0, which since you
don't have a graphics card will result in unnecessary error messages in
your log files.
Kaya Saman wrote:
Mohamed Ali Abdullah wrote:
Dear forum users,
I came across this document "SRSS-4.1 Installation and Configuration
Stuart wrote:
Hi All,
Does anybody know how to detect/check if a DTU has been disconnected
from the network?? (By a power failure, or network unplugged, or an
axe through the screen (270s only ;-) etc. ))
Based on what kind of handle?
utaction can tell you when a DTU disconnects from or co
Joerg Barfurth wrote:
Mohamed Ali Abdullah schrieb:
Dear forum users,
I came across this document "SRSS-4.1 Installation and Configuration
Guide for the Solaris OS" and on page 45, it stated about headless
SunRay server and a file called Xservers.SUNWut.prototype. I have few
doubts regarding
Mohamed Ali Abdullah schrieb:
Dear forum users,
I came across this document "SRSS-4.1 Installation and Configuration
Guide for the Solaris OS" and on page 45, it stated about headless
SunRay server and a file called Xservers.SUNWut.prototype. I have few
doubts regarding this;
1) My SunRay s
Hi All,
Does anybody know how to detect/check if a DTU has been disconnected
from the network?? (By a power failure, or network unplugged, or an axe
through the screen (270s only ;-) etc. ))
Or how to get the IP address from the DTU/Terminal ID?? If I can do
that I can run a utquery.
Tha
On 09/08/09 08:19, Joel Buckley wrote:
Hello,
Any quick/easy method for a SunRay user to mount a USB Pen
Drive on the SunRay directly?
It would be automatically mounted under /tmp/SUNWut/mnt/$USER.
Thanks
P.S.M.Swamiji
Note: These are my personal opinions, nothing to do with my employer
Fr
Mohamed Ali Abdullah wrote:
Dear forum users,
I came across this document "SRSS-4.1 Installation and Configuration
Guide for the Solaris OS" and on page 45, it stated about headless
SunRay server and a file called Xservers.SUNWut.prototype. I have few
doubts regarding this;
1) My SunRay ser
Dear forum users,
I came across this document "SRSS-4.1 Installation and Configuration
Guide for the Solaris OS" and on page 45, it stated about headless
SunRay server and a file called Xservers.SUNWut.prototype. I have few
doubts regarding this;
1) My SunRay servers doesn't have a graphic c
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