Public bug reported:
Upgraded from 9.0.4 - 9.10 - 10.4
Thin clients booting fine in 9.0.4.
I have had similar problems mentioned with the ndb server not running and tftp
having the incorrect path(#573975).
After resolving those I am still unable to boot my PXE thin clients. The
problem is
I tried a fresh install of jaunty. The pam_mount works for my LTSP
server if I logon to the server (Active directory member (Likewise) and
the mount points show up for each user and unmount on logout), but for
the LTSP clients it does not work. I've opted out of the pam_mount
option for putting a
I tried a fresh install of jaunty. The pam_mount works for my LTSP
server if I logon to the server (Active directory member (Likewise) and
the mount points show up for each user and unmount on logout), but for
the LTSP clients it does not work. I've opted out of the pam_mount
option for putting a
I am also having the same problem on a Hardy LTSP server. I have pam_mount
connecting to cifs filesystems. The users network folders are mounted 3
different locations: ~/MyDocuments, ~/Public, ~/MultimediaShare
They show up on the desktop as a mounted drive. I can unmount them as the user
in a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tsclient
I added the applet to the gnome panel
When opening tsclient with the applet you can save your connections as a .rdp
file. These files are placed in ~/.tsclient
They show up as a drop-down list, but the list is not sorted by date added or
by
