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Channel log from 13 February 2009   (all times are UTC)

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<S_A>
Hi! What is MTB ?
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some one is asking for MTB in thin client. Can anyone tell me what it is ?
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<johnny>
huh?
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<S_A>
???
00:20
is it some application ?
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<Ryan52>
S_A, what's MTB?
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<johnny>
we need more context S_A
00:23
Ryan52, he's asking us what it is :)
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<Ryan52>
o.
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<S_A>
Ryan52: i seems to be some application. and is refered as a requirement to me along with citrix and ekiga
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:)
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<johnny>
we don't know
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it's not related to thin clients at all
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or ltsp
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you're probably going to have to ask google
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err.. ask a search engine
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<S_A>
I am already trying. what no result as of now. I will search. thanks
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<alkisg_work>
How can I backup /home to /homebackup (while booted from a live cd)? sudo rsync -av /home /homebackup destroys the owners...
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Does it check for existing UIDs before the copy? Cause with a live cd, these users of course don't exist...
01:01
Will cp -a do?
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<Phille>
good morning
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<Remaille>
hi all
07:58
In my school network we have a win 2003 server with active directory for users authentification
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do you have any goods links explaining how allow users to connect to thin clients with the same login/pass ?
07:59
I googled a lot but found too much information (and i am a newbie too)
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I am a bit lost so... thanks
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<Gadi_eeepc>
Remaille: by default, WTS usually is set to allow 1 connection per user, which makes the session migrate with the user
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go to Terminal Services Configuration
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and right click on the connection
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(or is it let click?)
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you should see a config to set allow multiple connections to the same user
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(i think)
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<jammcq>
good morning #ltsp
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<etyack>
jammcq: morning sunshine
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<jammcq>
:)
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<rjune>
!j
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<ltspbot>
rjune: "j" is jammcq!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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<ace_suares>
hi all
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!seen ogra
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<ltspbot>
ace_suares: ogra was last seen in #ltsp 21 hours, 53 minutes, and 13 seconds ago: <ogra> johnny, oh, do you know why ?
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<ace_suares>
!seen rjune
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<ltspbot>
ace_suares: rjune was last seen in #ltsp 14 minutes and 54 seconds ago: <rjune> !j
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<ace_suares>
rjune: hi, just one question, what's the status of local apps?
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<rjune>
no clue. I've not tracked it for a bit
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<ace_suares>
rjune thx maybe scott knows
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<rjune>
I'm not an active participant at the moment. I just lurk and offer what help I can.
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<ace_suares>
!sbalneav
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<ltspbot>
ace_suares: Error: "sbalneav" is not a valid command.
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<ace_suares>
oh sorry
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<rjune>
heh
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<ace_suares>
!seen sbalneav
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<ltspbot>
ace_suares: sbalneav was last seen in #ltsp 2 days, 21 hours, 59 minutes, and 3 seconds ago: <sbalneav> it's the Brazillian LTSP channel here.
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<ace_suares>
well he seems to be far far away :-0
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<Ryan52>
I'll bet that if you ask the whole channel you might get an answer quicker...
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:P
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<ace_suares>
seen whole_channel
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<ltsplogbot>
I don't know who whole_channel is.
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<ace_suares>
hmm
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:-)
09:52
hi all!
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anyone know what the status of local apps is ?
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<Ryan52>
hehe. hi. I think they're fairly usable...haven't tried yet myself, tho.
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<ace_suares>
did ogra just walk out of the channel just by hearing 'local apss' mentioned :-)
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<ace_suares>
hi ogra long time no see
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ogra how far is local apss, esp firefox running on the TC ?
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
ace_suares: local apps work.
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<ace_suares>
CAN-o-SPAM_: cool!
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
ace_saures: using Ubuntu?
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<ace_suares>
CAN-o-SPAM_: yes
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<Gadi>
ace_suares: best if you use stgraber's ppa
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for the newest upstream
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we have done a lot of work on local apps since intrepid's release
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and stgraber has been maintaining intrepid pkgs whilst making jaunty ones
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<ace_suares>
Hey Gadi, thx for the info
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so probably in a couple of months local apps will rock
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that is great news
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<Gadi>
well, it aready rocks pretty nicely
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:)
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<ace_suares>
even better
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<Gadi>
for most apps
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and is transparent to the user
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which is nice
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<vagrantc>
that reminds me ... localapps assumes the same locale that LDM is using, not the selected locale
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<ace_suares>
it just needs to work for FF and ugh Flash ... for the schools here.
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<Gadi>
ace_suares: I think those are the first apps anyone tests ;)
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
heh
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<Gadi>
CAN-o-SPAM_: I read ur blog the other day - you're a very good blogger
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<ace_suares>
if they *ever* going to switch, see article on opensourcecuracao.com where the dutch govt refuses to pay for MS office licenses for our schools - interesting.
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<Gadi>
:)
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
Gadi: how did you find it out of curiosity? it's actually help me find other people who blog and believe it or not, i'm not the only one blogging about LTSP
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*aside from warren & scotty
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<Gadi>
I think I was bored and started poking around linkedin
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<ace_suares>
hm can-o-spam in google doenst bring me to your blog... url ?
10:31
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
ace_suares: http://alexcolcernian.wordpress.com
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did google release Chrome for Linux? If so has anyone tried it w/ LTSP?
10:32
Gadi: i sent you an e-mail a couple minutes ago, and there is a good link in there you'll want to check out
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<Gadi>
CAN-o-SPAM_: thx - yeah Lew already told me about that yesterday
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he's already trying to leverage it
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:)
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has anyone here done any xperf11 testing on their thin clients?
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*x11perf
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
i have?
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<vagrantc>
Gadi: i think i ran it once when you mentioned it
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
Gadi: i think we'll have to bring some Kensington security locks into the picture, haha
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<Gadi>
vagrantc: as in once right now?
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<vagrantc>
Gadi: no, a good long while ago.
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<Gadi>
ah
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hehe
10:46* Gadi has been testing putimage a bit
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
Gadi: what are you wondering about xperf
10:47* Gadi tries to put on his engineering hat and get real performance metrics
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
mhmm i c
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<Gadi>
xperf11 -putimagexy50
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for example
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
whats putimage?
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besides the obvious
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<Gadi>
will give much different results when run locally or over the network or thru a proxy, etc
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x11perf has a million tests
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for different x11 operations
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putimage, I believe, tests just the speed at which the Xserver can put an image on the screen
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
hence correlation with java/flash/etc...
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<Gadi>
sorta
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in many respects, ldm sessions, even with DIRECTX can be slow
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especially compared to non-X11 protocols
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
hmm ill mention to etyack, i know we run x11perf on any workstation that needs more than the standard testing
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<Gadi>
I have been curious of late as to where the increased heaviness is introduced
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
right
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<Gadi>
whether it is gtk, gnome, switches, etc
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we all know X is "chatty"
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but the "assumptions" we make about why things are slow
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<vagrantc>
Gadi: how does LDM_DIRECTX compare with connections started through XDMCP ?
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<Gadi>
tend to not help in engineering something faster
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vagrantc: good one - from what I have seen (havent tested in a while) XDMCP may feel faster
10:52
one issue could be the ssh connection
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
i agree with the word "assumptions"
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<Gadi>
even though the video does not get tunneled,
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
what does that would make ssh a potential culprit?
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<Gadi>
cant rule him out
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:)
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remember, the session is still a child of sshd
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so, it still plays a role
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
i thought you might have a little more for me there'
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<Gadi>
:)
10:54
I could use more people testing more things
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to weed out the real culprit
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for example,
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for one user in the office here,
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
i wonder if all this cloud/virtualization and such will fuel changes in SSH?
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<Gadi>
I turned metacity to "reduced resources"
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that makes window movements wireframe, decreased animations, etc
10:55* vagrantc usually tests with icewm
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
aand ...
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<Gadi>
doesnt seem to help much with the way things feel
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<CAN-o-SPAM_>
i'm thinking this isn't a one-piece puzzle
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<Gadi>
its not
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<alkisg>
`ssh -Y localhost` and then `firefox` makes firefox needing 3-5 seconds to show the right-click menu.
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<Gadi>
but collecting data points really helps
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<alkisg>
There are a lot of things to investigate...
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<Gadi>
indeed
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one curiosity: does x11perf -putimagexy50 perform comparably on all thin clients (be they crap ones or awesome ones hardware wise)
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<alkisg>
I imagine we can find some thin clients performing 100 times faster than others..
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<Gadi>
we should probably come up with some tests that folks can do, put them on a wiki, and ask people to contribute results
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alkisg: maybe
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or, you may find that they are all the same
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which would tell you something about where your bottlenecks are
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problem is, we need to stop assuming and do real testing
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<alkisg>
Nah, if my experience in programming a lot of putimage versions in assembly 15 years ago means anything, I think we'll even find greater differences
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<alkisg>
OK, Gadi you find the benchmarks, we contribute results :)
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<Gadi>
:)
11:02* Gadi adds to his homework
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<alkisg>
Gadi: it would be useful to also include a small cpu benchmark and a small network speed benchmark, to normalize the results.
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<vagrantc>
would be good to write some scripts for this sort of thing
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could write is as a session type, so you wouldn't be running extra cruft ... and an ldm rc.d hook to export some variables so the server-side scripts could log some client-side information...
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although it would be useful to run with extra cruft, too
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11:50* vagrantc wonders what configuration is needed to get xrdp working
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<vagrantc>
i installed it, set SCREEN_07=rdesktop ... but i just get an X cursor and then X dies and restarts
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ah, looks like there is no default for RDP_SERVER ?
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<nubae>
@g search xrdp
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http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_name=xrdp-devel
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<nubae>
sorry, just making sure bot is up and running so its logging...
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<Gadi>
vagrantc: it never did make sense to have a default
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most folks were not connecting to the Linux server with rdesktop
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:)
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<vagrantc>
Gadi: all of the sudden it makes sense, at least to me :)
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i got xrdp working
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<vagrantc>
though not totally consistantly...
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<Gadi>
what do you think?
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<vagrantc>
it logs in... what more is there?
12:05
about to test cyberorg's nomad patch
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<Gadi>
vagrantc: any performance difference?
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<vagrantc>
Gadi: i didn't really do any performance testing
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i just wanted to make sure it logged in at all
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<vagrantc>
so, the most noteable thing about using this LDM_NOMAD patch seems to be session resuming
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that i've been able to see
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localapps doesn't work
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localdevs do work
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sound doesn't work
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<Gadi>
vagrantc: keep in mind xrdp != nomad
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<vagrantc>
Gadi: well, i know that ... but the effects i am able to observe using this
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using LDM_NOMAD without an rdesktop/xrdp that supports nomad
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patch works, though i'm still not sure on the ~/.ltspvars file ...
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<Gadi>
yeah, I was unsure about that one too
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neat that session resume works
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weird that local apps does not
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<vagrantc>
it's using Xvnc, so maybe that's messing with it somehow
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<Gadi>
sound prolly borks because it requires that .ltspvars thing
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<vagrantc>
right
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<Gadi>
I assume sound works if you set PULSE_SERVER
12:40* vagrantc will test
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<Gadi>
Xvnc must not be passing the Xatom
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thats sad
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<vagrantc>
i suspect the resume would get into issues with setting variables if you log in from a different machine the second time
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<Gadi>
ah, actually its not Xvnc that is the issue, it is sending back RDP only
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I think nomad's rdp has X11 extensions
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so, it can pass the Xatoms on a separate rdp channel
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<vagrantc>
sound works when sourcing ~/.ltspvars ... though it was a bit choppier
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<Gadi>
choppier? weird
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it should be a straight pulseaudio play at that point
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<vagrantc>
heh. sound continues to play with the session in the background.
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i.e. after ctrl-alt-backspace
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probably would mess with future connections
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<Gadi>
nice
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:)
12:45
someone should suggest to them a kill -STOP when there are no connected viewers
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<vagrantc>
well, there are some issues, but i think the patch is worth merging.
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<Gadi>
I would find out about the .ltspvars thing first
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<vagrantc>
maye those issues are resolved in a real nomad environment
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<Gadi>
especially since we just went to lengths to purge the code from writing to ~/
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<vagrantc>
i could merge without the .ltspvars
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it would also probably require exporting the sound variables...
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<Gadi>
yeah - unfortunately, xrdp does not seem to support rdesktop's redirection capabilities
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if it did, they wouldnt need these workarounds
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kinda irks me when OSS tries to copy commercial software and doesnt
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:)
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its like the kids that can't trace a picture
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<vagrantc>
heh
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<rjune>
LOL
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what is it you're worked up over?
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<vagrantc>
Gadi: do they refuse to, or simply haven't gotten around to it?
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<Gadi>
they refuse
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<vagrantc>
ah.
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<Gadi>
I forget the reasoning
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but, I have seen it a couple of times
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<vagrantc>
that's stupid
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<Gadi>
another example is gnome and the different nautilus views
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Windows explorer has like 5 or 6 views that people have become accustomed to
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nautlius only recently adds one and it is this rather useless "compact"
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they are obviously in a position to copy the work of others
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clearly attempting to to a degree
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and yet failing to be able to trace the damn picture
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:)
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maybe they have a good reason, maybe not
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<vagrantc>
hopefully it's not the "our users are too stupid to handle multiple views" argument
12:54* Gadi shrugs
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<Gadi>
I think the problem is that Linux developers dont use computers like normal people
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I know, because I don't
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but if you know you don't, you should be smart enough to listen to the complaints of those who do
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<markit>
little problem... I've chrooted in /opt/ltsp/i386/ and followed manual instrucionts, but since my "host" OS is 64 bit, and guest is 32, I've the feeling that things have mixed up and compromised
12:55
what would have been the syntax to update for my architecture?
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<vagrantc>
Gadi: right, like i wouldn't expect others to use tritium as a window manager.
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and i would *never* recommend vim.
12:56
<markit>
I got a : starting NBD client process: FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.26-1-amd64/modules.dep: No such file or directory
12:56
<Gadi>
markit: sudo ltsp-update-image --arch=i386
12:56
vagrantc: exactly
12:56
<markit>
Gadi: uh, ltsp manual tells about using chroot, and apt-get update / upgrade
12:56
<vagrantc>
"works for me, but it might not work for you"
12:56
<markit>
Gadi: is the latest manual outdated,or we are talking about different things?
12:57
<Gadi>
markit: different things
12:57
when did you get the above error?
12:57
<markit>
I mounted the /proc as described
12:58
but first I got error about impossibility about wrigint log (is /dev/pst mounted?)
12:59
then
12:59
Invoking swapoff on NBD devices...
12:59
Disconnecting ...
12:59
ERROR: Module nbd does not exist in /proc/modules
12:59
<Gadi>
this was when you were in the chroot?
12:59
as in:
12:59
sudo chroot /opt/ltsp/i386
13:00
<markit>
exactly
13:00
well, I was already root
13:01
so I just # chroot /opt/ltsp/i386
13:01
then apt-get update
13:01
apt-get upgrade
13:01
and the problems above :)
13:01
<Gadi>
ok, are you in the chroot now?
13:02
<vagrantc>
export LTSP_HANDLE_DAEMONS=false
13:02
before chrooting
13:02
or after, i guess.
13:02
<markit>
Gadi: yes
13:03
<Gadi>
do what vagrantc says
13:03
and apt-get update again
13:03
and apt-get upgrade
13:03
and before saying yes to the upgrade, paste the pkgs it plans to upgrade
13:03
<markit>
no one
13:03
<Gadi>
vagrantc: what code uses LTSP_HANDLE_DAEMONS?
13:04
markit: nothing needs upgrading?
13:04
<markit>
no, after the previous upgrade
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<Gadi>
ok
13:04
<markit>
the problem is that previous upgrade only partially succeed
13:04
<Gadi>
well, you may be all right
13:04
<vagrantc>
Gadi: our start-stop-daemon wrapper
13:04
<markit>
and I've the scaring 64bit kernel message
13:05
<vagrantc>
Gadi: which prevents daemons from getting started in the chroot on the server
13:05
<Gadi>
that message is most likely because some package was looking at your running kernel to determine how to upgrade
13:05
do this:
13:05
in the chroot:
13:05
dpkg -l|grep ^ii
13:06
oops
13:06
I mean:
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<Gadi>
dpkg -l |grep -v ^ii
13:06
<markit>
empty
13:06
<Gadi>
good
13:06
all the packages are installed
13:06
try unmounting /proc
13:06
umount /proc
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<markit>
inside chroot? proc device is busy
13:07
<Gadi>
ok, do:
13:07
lsof /proc
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<markit>
http://rafb.net/p/3QJc6m20.html
13:09
<Gadi>
that was inside the chroot, right?
13:09
<markit>
right
13:10
<Gadi>
try: /etc/init.d/acpid stop
13:10
(in the chroot)
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<markit>
No such file or directory
13:11
btw, I've debian, where have to be lts.conf file?
13:11
I've it only in one place, the /opt/tsp/i386/etc
13:11
somewhere is told to have it also in tftp root dir
13:11
<Gadi>
thats fine - for NFS
13:11
for NFS it can be there
13:11
<markit>
how can I tell if is using nfs or the new way?
13:12
<Gadi>
debian still uses NFS by default
13:12
so, unless you changed it
13:12
<markit>
even if I'm using debian sid?
13:12
<Gadi>
yup
13:13
<markit>
ok :) let's try to reboot the client, in any case, I can erase and re-setup ltsp
13:13
is just a test environment
13:13
Gadi: I've seen that debian has updated ltsp-server package and I've installed it
13:14
<Gadi>
ok
13:14
<markit>
there is some command to enter to have it "working"
13:14
<Gadi>
be careful when blowing away your chroot, as it sounds like you still have /proc mounted
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<markit>
good advice
13:14
I will reboot
13:15
<johnny>
or just unmount /proc..
13:15
<Gadi>
updating the ltsp-server won't have much effect on the client, unless you rerun ltsp-build-client
13:15
<johnny>
no need to reboot..
13:18
<markit>
Gadi: so for debian, do I have to ltsp-update-image --arch=i386 every time I change lts.conf?
13:18
<Gadi>
no, debian by default is NFS
13:18
so you are changing the live filesystem
13:18* markit scratches his head
13:19
<Gadi>
ltsp-update-image is a tool for updating an NBD image
13:19
<markit>
from the manual, I've read that having NBD and lst.conf in /tftp boot is a plus since you don't have to rebuild image
13:19
<Gadi>
debian, using NFS, does not require you to update an NBD image
13:20
<markit>
from ltsp manual
13:20
By putting lts.conf in the TFTP area, this means you can make changes to the file immediately, and simply reboot the terminal, without recompiling the image.
13:20
so seems that is a feature of nbd, not of nfs
13:20
is listed as one of the advantages of ndb over nfs
13:21
<Gadi>
markit: NBD's advantage over NFS is one of speed
13:21
but, one adv of NFS over NBD is that the chroot is "live" on the client
13:21
so any change you make to /opt/ltsp/i386 on dowwn are automatically reflected on the client
13:21
*down
13:22
<markit>
Gadi: so documentation must be fixed
13:22
<Gadi>
since NBD does not work that way, you put lts.conf in the tftp directory so you need not reroll the image when making changes to lts.conf
13:22
only when making changes to the chroot
13:23* vagrantc is glad gadi can keep the rationale straigh for NBD vs. NFS ...
13:23
<vagrantc>
so many people make really bad advice to debian users
13:24
<Gadi>
:)
13:24
<markit>
7.1 of the manual, I understood exactly the opposite of what you explained
13:24
is it wrong, or I misunderstood it?
13:25
<vagrantc>
markit: URL for the manual?
13:25
<markit>
vagrantc: from the topic about upstream documentation
13:25
http://www.ltsp.org/~sbalneav/LTSPManual.pdf
13:25
brb, I have to feed my children (5 minutes)
13:26
I will read what you write when back :)
13:26
<alkisg>
Wow, 5 minutes only? You're fast... :)
13:26
(or your kids are hungry...)
13:27
<Gadi>
lol
13:27
LTSP from the Ubuntu perspective
13:27
:D
13:27
<alkisg>
Other distro users don't need manuals, they're experienced. :P :D
13:27
<Gadi>
markit: it seems the upstream docs are, in places, Ubuntu docs
13:28
<vagrantc>
markit: that should really say "some distros are using NBD" and "if you're using NBD, lts.conf is in the tftp dir" ... or something like that.
13:29
the ltsp upstream documentation was basically part of the edubuntu handbook, rewritten for ltsp upstream. though clearly there are some parts that need more updating.
13:29
<markit>
alkisg: food just to be warmed, wife prepared it
13:30
vagrantc: in the manual is stated that there are differences in NFS and NDB, but seems that the "no rebuild" advantage is for NBD, not NFS
13:30
so being ubuntu or not, is wrong or not?
13:30
Gadi says is wrong
13:30
<vagrantc>
markit: i don't get that
13:31
markit: 7.1 doesn't talk about the advantage of NBD vs. NFS, it talks about where lts.conf is placed.
13:31
<markit>
I understood: NBD needs lts.conf in /tftp, and having it in /tftp means you don't have to rebuild
13:31
<vagrantc>
markit: it's talking about not having to rebuild the image every time you modify lts.conf, which would be necessary with NBD if you didn't put lts.conf outside of the chroot.
13:32
<nubae>
hmmm
13:32
<markit>
and is NOT necessary for nfs? no need to put in /tftp too to have the same advantage?
13:32
(microwave has finished, brb)
13:32
<nubae>
depends on if u want it to be hackable or fast loading
13:32
<vagrantc>
markit: it's actually one of the main problems with NBD, is that you actually have to rebuild the image when you make changes to the chroot, and it works around that limitation for lts.conf by putting them in the tftp dir.
13:33
<johnny>
but we still use lts.conf in the tftproot if nfs is used.. for consistancy..
13:33
<nubae>
if u build once and dont touch again, use nbd, otherwiswe use nfs
13:33
<vagrantc>
markit: for NFS systems, lts.conf lives in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf (on debian i386, at least).
13:33
johnny: do not.
13:33
johnny: debian's NFS implementation doesn't use tftp for lts.conf at all.
13:34
<nubae>
other way round is true though
13:34
its in both locations for nbd
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<ogra>
vagrantc, you are aware that recent xorg doesnt support ctrl-alt-bkspc anymore ?
13:36
<Gadi>
really?
13:36
<vagrantc>
ogra: nope
13:36
<ogra>
yep
13:36
<Gadi>
how recent?
13:36
<ogra>
upstream dropped it completely
13:36* vagrantc believes ogra
13:36* Gadi believes him too
13:36
<johnny>
for ubutnu, fedora, and gentoo. .we do
13:36
<ogra>
ubuntu patched it back in but laves it off by default
13:36* Gadi always believed in ogra
13:37
<johnny>
vagrantc, you're the odd one out :)
13:37
<rjune>
*sigh*
13:37
why? I loved ctrl-alt-bkspc
13:37
<ogra>
you need to manually enable it via a comdline tool, we should take that into account in jaunty <-- stgraber
13:37
<rjune>
it was better then ctrl-alt-del
13:37
<vagrantc>
johnny: perhaps.
13:37
<ogra>
johnny, he just lives a bit behind the times :P
13:38
at least in ubutu its not completely gone ...
13:38* vagrantc doesn't see any reason to maintain it in tftp other than having to support hacks that vagrantc never liked in the first place
13:38
<ogra>
but needs extra feature support and an lts.conf option i guess
13:40
<johnny>
vagrantc, consistancy is worth it tho
13:40* ogra notices that he stepped into an ongoing conversation ... sorry for interrupting, i just read vagrantc's mail about nomad
13:40
<johnny>
it's ok ogra, we still love ya
13:40
<ogra>
phew
13:40
<Gadi>
and believe in you
13:40
<ogra>
i was worried already :)
13:41
<Gadi>
like the fairies that roam the Black Forest
13:41
<ogra>
haha
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<rjune>
I thought the fairies roamed san francisco
13:43
<ogra>
these are imported ones
13:47
<Gadi>
no room to roam san francisco
13:47
the best you can get is a prance
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13:52* Lns wonders why, then, Ubuntu had its last summit in SF ;)
13:53
<ogra>
someone had to import the fairies ...
13:53* CAN-o-SPAM_ wonders what the correlation between LTSP and fairies is
13:53
<Lns>
maybe the new ltsp logo should be tinkerbell?
13:54
<cliebow>
or andre the giant
13:54
<Lns>
wow, that's the exact opposite...
13:54
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
better get ur designs goin i think we got about 10 submissions yesterday
13:54
<ogra>
CAN-o-SPAM_, you never opened the cases of you TC eh ?
13:54
<cliebow>
but shade in the summer
13:54
<ogra>
lots of fairies locked in the black thingies that are soldered on the board ...
13:54
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
ogra: hm? oh ya ... i try not to, pixie dust all over
13:55
<ogra>
you can see them coming out with magic smoke if you shorten the contacts
13:55
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
ogra: what i would really like is to say that Ubuntu certifies my pixie dust and fairies
13:55
<Lns>
CAN-o-SPAM_: /me likes the one Joshua Higgins Submitted: 1/13/09
13:56
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
Lns: theres more to post check later today or tomorrow
13:56
<ogra>
CAN-o-SPAM_, well, i'm forwarding your request constantly ....
13:56
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
what do u think the hold up is?
13:56
<ogra>
no idea
13:56
they tell me they will contact you
13:56
each time :/
13:57
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
you might appreciate this story: i contacted Novell the other day, 3 operators for the whole company, none of them knew what SuSE Enterprise was
13:57
<ogra>
haha
13:57* CAN-o-SPAM_ was severly puzzled by this
13:57
<Lns>
"You mean Microsoft Linux v1.0?"
13:57
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
ya, i think its called Licrosoft
13:58
<Lns>
balmmix
13:58
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
you lost me on that one
13:58
<Lns>
CAN-o-SPAM_: steve ballmer
13:58
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
ah
13:58
<Lns>
err...balmmer? whatever. LinChair
13:59
<vagrantc>
johnny: LTSP is the odd one out if you want consistancy, i'm using initramfs-tools's NFS support out of the box.
14:01
<markit>
ok, thanks a lot, I reboot, rebuild ltsp from scratch, and experiment a little further
14:01
see you later, for new problems that will come ;)
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<vagrantc>
also, anyone familiar with anthroposophy can tell you it's not faeries trapped in computers, but gnomes.
14:05
<johnny>
also bugs..
14:06
<epsas>
hmm
14:17
<alkisg>
nubae: Δοκιμή
14:17
<rjune>
CAN-o-SPAM_, when's the contest end?
14:18
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
rjune: Feb 27th
14:18
<rjune>
thanks
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<rjune>
ugh, funky make problem.
14:22
if I do make once. it does a few things then fails, no rule to build sys.o
14:22
if I do make again, it builds sys.o and continues on
14:23
<Lns>
CAN-o-SPAM_: Can I submit this as a logo? http://logicalnetworking.net/other/ballmerchairthrow.jpg
14:24
(I'm thinking not)
14:26
<rjune>
LOL
14:27
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
hah
14:27
does it fit the rules?
14:27
<Lns>
no
14:28
but, you know, it sure does speak the truth!
14:28
I think that's enough for a win
14:29
<CAN-o-SPAM_>
youve got my voye
14:30
<laserdrill>
Hi all. I am running LTSP5 Ubuntu 8.04, AMD X2 64 with 1GB RAM and 2 thin clients. I am attempting to connect to the LTS from another ubuntu workstation using the terminal server client "tsclient". I starts up ok and gives me the desktop. However, whenerver I load an application (OOO writer for example) it terminates and attempts to restart. It does this every single time as soon as I start an app. This is part of the message it gives: X error of failed
14:30
or Window parameter) Major opcode of failed request: 70(X_PolyFillRectangle).... Has anyone had this kind of problem before? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
14:31
Johnny, how are you?
14:32
<johnny>
busy
14:33
<laserdrill>
johnny: ok, I know the feeling
14:34
johnny: as you might notice, I am having a few challenges with my Terminals Server. Keeps me up at nights.
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<Gadi>
laserdrill: is that a VNC connection you're making?
14:58
<laserdrill>
Gadi: no, its a terminal server client via xnest
15:00
<johnny>
don't use xnest
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<johnny>
if you want a real terminal server client use vmware or virtualbox
15:00
<Gadi>
but what proptocol is it using?
15:00
is it connecting thru XDMCP?
15:00
VNC?
15:00
RDP?
15:00
<laserdrill>
Gadi: I connect using "tsclient" and selecting XDMCP as the protocol. This works when xnest is installed
15:01
<Gadi>
ah, ok
15:01
that's important
15:01
<laserdrill>
Gadi: Ok
15:01
<Gadi>
where do you get that error?
15:01
is it in the session?
15:02
<laserdrill>
Gadi: on the workstation desktop after the terminal session crashes.
15:02
<Gadi>
definitely sounds like an Xnest limitation
15:04
<laserdrill>
Gadi: it probably is, but I have used it before on a Fedora Core LTS (K12LTSP I think) with no problems a few years ago. Can't figure what improvment might have caused this.
15:04
<johnny>
lots of things
15:05
i'd suggest xephyr over xnest
15:05
xephyr supports damage, unlike xnest
15:05
<laserdrill>
johnny: Thanks. Would I uninstall xnest then install xephyr?
15:05
<johnny>
but ultimately.. the only real way test your clients and have all the features working is to use vmware
15:06
or virtualbox
15:06
you will get the most similiar results that way
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<johnny>
laserdrill, depends on if tsclient needs to be changed.. it might not already know how to spawn xephyr
15:06
you'll have to look
15:06
you shouldn't have to uninstall xnest in any case tho
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<laserdrill>
johnny: I use virtualbox (mainly for playing with Windows and Solaris) and it works will. The thin clients also work well on the LTS, but my regular workstations can't run the LTS desktop, which would help a lot as we do some training here
15:08
Johnny:Ok, will try to install xephyr on the workstation now
15:08
<johnny>
i doubt it will just work tho
15:10
<laserdrill>
johnny: I was afraid you'd say that !
15:12
johnny: here is what I am trying to do. I am trying to allow a person whose home directory is on the terminal server to log into the LTS and get a full desktop, while running other apps on the workstation.
15:12
<johnny>
vbox is best for that
15:13
<laserdrill>
This seemed to be the "perfect" solution. Indidentally, I cannot understand how Linux has such good support for connecting to Windows Terminal Servers but not linux Terminal Servers.
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<laserdrill>
johnny: you mean boot vbox from the LTS? I tried it and got an error but never paid much attention to it as I was more interested in doing this. Let me try that again.
15:17
johnny: This is what I get: PXE -E53: no boot filename received ... Then it leaves pxe boot and boots the os
15:18
Is there a better way to do this?
15:21
<alkisg>
laserdrill: NAT or host networking?
15:21
<vagrantc>
laserdrill: you'll have to configure networking so that vbox can see your real DHCP server ... you're probably using NAT
15:22
<johnny>
i think the new virtualbox can do it
15:22
<alkisg>
(NAT can also work, just needs more tinkering...)
15:22
<johnny>
2.1.0
15:22
<alkisg>
johnny: with nat? even the older ones could do it..
15:22
<laserdrill>
alkisg / Johnny/ vagrantc: yes, Vbox is set to NAT
15:23
<johnny>
you don't have to mention my name every time
15:23
in fact.. please don't
15:23
<laserdrill>
johnny: yes, 2.1.0
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<alkisg>
laserdrill: the easier way, like vagrantc said, is to use host networking. If you insist on NAT, you'll have to make a few adjustments
15:24
<laserdrill>
I don't might changing the network setting. Thanks for the info
15:24
<alkisg>
i.e. create a TFTP directory under .Virtualbox, put an hostname.pxe file there, link to /var/lib/tftpboot etc
15:24
<laserdrill>
I'll try it right now
15:25
i'll try changing the network setting first
15:26
I developed the habit of using the name from chat rooms where there is a lot of conversing on different subjects. Its usually the only way for users to keep their sanity.
15:28
<johnny>
but it is stealing mine :)
15:29* vagrantc waits to see johnny crack under pressure
15:29* johnny pulls lightly on vagrantc's hair
15:29
<vagrantc>
hmm... so after finally testing this nomad patch stuff, i've still got mixed feelings over it
15:30* vagrantc tosses johnny with a hip-throw
15:30
<johnny>
you're mean
15:30
<vagrantc>
do onto others...
15:30* vagrantc likes being thrown
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<laserdrill>
Thanks guys. Vxbox seems to have worked. Took a log time to boot but seems to work fine.
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<sepski>
how would i debug login issues ? lenny server. client boots and i get ldmno matter what session i try it just restarts ldm
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<vagrantc>
sepski: look at the user's ~/.xsession file
16:36
sepski: er, ~/.xession-errors
16:37
sepski: and /var/log/ldm.log on the thin client
16:37
sepski: also, what versions?
16:37
!ver
16:37
<ltspbot>
vagrantc: "ver" is to get version info on debian/ubuntu (please use the pastebot): COLUMNS=200 dpkg -l 'ltsp*' | awk '/^ii/{print $2}/^ii/{print $3}' ; COLUMNS=200 dpkg --root=/opt/ltsp/i386 -l 'ltsp*' ldm | awk '/^ii/{print $2}/^ii/{print $3}'
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<vagrantc>
sepski: also check /var/log/auth.log on the server ...
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<sepski>
vagrantc, whatever is in lennyt
16:45
<vagrantc>
sepski: well, i get that all the time only to find out it wasn't true :)
16:45
<PerlStalker>
Can someone point me at docs that show how to tell a LTSP thin client to look at different server for nbdroot?
16:45
<vagrantc>
sepski: so i do like to be sure.
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<sepski>
there is no .xsession file for the user.
16:47
<vagrantc>
sepski: i meant ~/.xsession-errors, sorry
16:48
<johnny>
PerlStalker iirc, nbdroot=server:port on the pxelinux.cfg/default
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<PerlStalker>
Shiny. Thanks
16:51
<sepski>
ii ltsp-server /client and client-core is 5.1.10-2
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.xsession-errors is all about can't open display ''
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<vagrantc>
sepski: what's in your lts.conf ? /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf ?
17:20
!pastebot
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<ltspbot>
vagrantc: "pastebot" is The LTSP pastebot is at http://pastebot.ltsp.org. Please paste all text longer than a line or two to the pastebot, as it helps to reduce traffic in the channel. A link to the content will be pasted in the channel.
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<ltsppbot>
Someone pasted "# This is the default lts.conf" (11 lines) at http://pastebot.ltsp.org/248
17:23
<sepski>
http://pastebot.ltsp.org/248
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the default + the server line
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<sepski>
umm :s sshd_config had X11Forwarding no
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<vagrantc>
sepski: that's unusual...
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<vagrantc>
sepski: that's been the default since etch for sure ...
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i mean X11Forwarding yes
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<vagrantc>
sepski: make sure /etc/X11/Xsession exists and is executable
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<sepski>
it does.
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i just rebooted the client and now the kde into wizard started
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enabled X11Forward in ssh
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<vagrantc>
sepski: defaulting to "X11Forwarding yes" has been default since septermber 2005
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<sepski>
vagrantc, this server started as a potato..
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:)
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<vagrantc>
heh. that'll do it, then.
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<sepski>
a tad laggy tho.
17:39
<talntid>
Does anyone here have a good way to monitor all the thin clients on a network, using VNC?
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i'v got VNC installed on all the thin clients, but havn't found a program that allows me to view them all at once in a preview...
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<sepski>
it's about 35km away, using gigabit fiberoptics 1 single client
17:40
<vagrantc>
well, at 35km, that it works at all is pretty impressive :)
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<sepski>
load of 10 with famd on top :s
17:41
i placed my home server at the computer room at work. it was too noisy :)
17:41
perhaps i remove all computers at home and only use thin clients now
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<talntid>
are the thin clients remoted into the server at work?
17:42
<sepski>
the thin client boot from my own server that just happens to be freeloading at the "datacenter" at work
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<talntid>
right.
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how is that working? How is it getting its boot image?
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you don't have to answer me obviously.. purely voluntary.
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<sepski>
it's also my dhcp server :)
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regular tftp
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<talntid>
i have a LTSP server here at my office... and 15 miles away, I have my house... if I can put a thin client at my house that would rock.
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<sepski>
my home lan streches down to the datacenter via a vlan
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<jammcq>
sepski: are the thin clients also at work? or are they on the other end of the 35km ?
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<sepski>
thin client is here at home. server is at work 35km away but it's the same subnet.
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it's my home server, it's just not at home
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<talntid>
hmm... yeah
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<sepski>
vlan down to work
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<talntid>
i want to try that. :P
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i have VPN pppoe to my work
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<vagrantc>
sepski: do you have to set up a DHCP proxy or some such?
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<sepski>
vagrantc, pure layer 2 ethernet the whole way
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a vlan
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but it does work with dhcp proxy as well tho. i have tested that in a earlier setup
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<vagrantc>
nice
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<talntid>
hmm, i'm going to have to try that.
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<sepski_>
turned off that old computer.. what a relief.
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guess i should replacesome fans
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and boot it using gpxe and iscsi
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<sepski>
;'
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<vagrantc>
well, i finally got around to testing the ltspfs local mount stuff ... and basically it behaves very badly with cdroms ... it doesn't register the locally mounted cdrom removal from the thin-client, but does register the removal on the ltsp server. upon insertion, it doesn't register in either location.
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<sepski>
any tricks to lower the latency ? i have more then enough bandwith
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<vagrantc>
correction, the server-side cd mount does eventually register, but it seems to take longer than usual.
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<sepski>
not so sure this is working good enough. to be usable. the lag is quite noticeable at times.
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<sepski>
must be something with my TK, server can ping my printer, and dreambox in >0 ms, but pinging the TK is often 30 or 40 ish ms
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