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13:52 | <kb1kdw> Hi. I'm installing LTSP using the Ubuntu 8.04 LTS alternate install method. Does anyone know if I need any additional pacakges to have pulseaudio start working?
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13:55 | Also, can I chroot to the /var/lib/tftpboot and do an adduser to gain access to the local terminal to see how it is doing on a vt?
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13:57 | <NeonLicht> you can do so, but doing the chroot into /opt/ltsp/i386/ or wherever Ubuntu places the LTSP root tree (I doubt it does in /var/lib/tftpboot)
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13:57 | <kb1kdw> you're right.
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13:58 | /opt/ltsp/i386 is the correct place. Thank you.
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13:58 | <NeonLicht> np, kb1kdw
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13:58 | <kb1kdw> It is complaining about "Your account has expired...PAM authentication failed"
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14:00 | It appears that I can su to the new user, so I'm going to pretend I didn't see the error :) Do I need to ltsp-update-image after each of these type of changes (because my system uses nbd)?
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14:11 | <kb1kdw> Does sound just work if the right driver can be found for the client machine?
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14:11 | If I had an evil sound card, like the ESS audiodrive, would audio default back to coming though the server's sound card?
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14:23 | <kb1kdw> Hi, does anyone have experience enabling sound on PC based thin clients? I have a lot of different machines to pick from (some good old ISA SB16's in the lot) and I was wondering if anyone might be willing to share some tips on how to get them going.
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14:24 | I'd really like to get some minor multimedia going so I can have my kids use thin clients.
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14:24 | Otherwise these PII-400's are going to have to go.
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14:28 | <alkisg> SB16? Hmmm that would be really good for freedos & http://www.abandonia.com for the kids :P
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14:28 | I've done this for one of mine, but with an opti - no sound for all games :D
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14:30 | <stgraber> sound usually work with PCI sound cards, for ISA you'll probably need to modprobe the right module manually, you can use a screen-session.d script for that if you're using a recent LTSP (Jaunty's or Intrepid's with my PPA)
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14:31 | <kb1kdw> screen-session.d script? Do I need to add that to lts.conf or is that something I can start from within a session?
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14:32 | Can I change the root password if I chroot to /opt and then passwd?
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14:32 | <NeonLicht> you can do so, but doing the chroot into /opt/ltsp/i386/
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14:33 | mmmhhhh... I think it was you who asked the same question half an hour ago...
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14:34 | <kb1kdw> NeonLicht -- Yes, thank you again -- It worked for adding a user.
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14:35 | <NeonLicht> ah, ok, it wasn't exactly the same question, but since my answer was about the same I though the question was also the same, hahaha
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14:37 | <stgraber> screen-session.d scripts are scripts executed right before X is started on the thin client, you can find some in /usr/share/ltsp/screen-session.d in the thin client chroot (if you're using a recent ltsp)
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14:38 | <kb1kdw> Does the current ltsp look in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf or /opt/ltsp/i386/lts.conf ?
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14:42 | <srdjo> anyone know how to change kiwi logo on opensuse kiwi-ltsp ldm screen
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14:44 | <epsas> i am going to accept the defaults for the aptitude?
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14:44 | or did you do something to munge interactivity?
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14:44 | sorry, wc
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18:51 | <Svenstaro> Can I use ltsp wih the same user on many clients?
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18:53 | Basically, I want to use a single "student" account on 30 different machines at the same time.
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19:00 | <Ryan52> probably not.
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19:01 | <Svenstaro> How would you do it?
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19:01 | <Ryan52> do what? use separate users. what are you trying to accomplish?
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19:01 | you might want to use the guest login.
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19:01 | <Svenstaro> Currently, they use a horrible system too horrible to mention here. I want to replace it and make it a lot easier to manage, but having to manage 30 users indiviudally is hard for a normal teacher.
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19:02 | <Ryan52> script it?
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19:03 | <Svenstaro> To be honest, its too much of a hassle, even then. All I want is an account that looks the same everywhere and that provides new students who login with a new clean interface that will be reset on every login.
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19:05 | <Svenstaro> Can this be accomplished by forcing guest login for every thin client?
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19:06 | <Ryan52> not the automatic reset.
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19:07 | <Svenstaro> Will kiosk mode accomplish my goals?
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19:08 | * Ryan52 doesn't know what that is.. | |
19:08 | <Ryan52> maybe the ltsp cluster account manager thing can.
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19:11 | <Svenstaro> That thing soudns very promising
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19:46 | Never mind that, I just checked it out and it's kind of immature.
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19:46 | It looks like I need a custom solution, what a shame.
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19:46 | I might as well create my own distribution for this.
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19:47 | I checked out Edubuntu, Skolelinux, K12Linux and some very small attempts and so far none of those seems to get it right, or maybe I'm just twisted in my demands.
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19:47 | <Ryan52> Svenstaro: what don't they "get right"?
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19:48 | <Svenstaro> Edubuntu is very, very scattered and inconsistent on the documentation side but it offers the most options in my use case. The others imply that you are using a per-student user which is too much administrative overhead in my case.
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19:49 | <Ryan52> edubuntu doesn't imply that?
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19:49 | you can have a per-student user or a per-workstation user...and they all have support for both of those.
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19:49 | <Svenstaro> Err well Edubuntu implies that I use one account per workstation at least.
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19:49 | <Ryan52> ya.
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19:49 | <Svenstaro> Would you recommend per workstation use?
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19:50 | <Ryan52> yes
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19:50 | then you can also use guest login.
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19:50 | (which does basically that..)
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19:50 | you still have to set up the users yourself, tho.
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19:50 | <Svenstaro> The idea was this: If a new computer gets added or another gets replaced, no administration is required to make the machine work. As it stands now, I need to assign the MAC address after it is added.
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19:51 | <Ryan52> 0.o?
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19:51 | why mac address?
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19:51 | <Svenstaro> For autologin to work, the machine needs to know which user auto-logins on which workstation.
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19:51 | And it is based on their MAC addresses.
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19:51 | <Ryan52> or it'll fall back to the hostname.
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19:51 | so...set up dhcp.
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19:52 | if you have 50 computers, set up 255 users/dhcp ip addresses.
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19:52 | <Svenstaro> How does a new workstation know its own hostname?
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19:52 | Oh I see.
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19:52 | Didn't think about user per IP.
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19:52 | <Ryan52> add a script to set it based on the ip address.
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19:52 | (it == the hostname)
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19:53 | <Svenstaro> Mhh..
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19:55 | Even then, how do I automatically restore the users' default desktop and settings?
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19:55 | <Ryan52> nightly cron job?
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19:55 | <Svenstaro> Okay, I can override all the directories all the time, but there has to be a more elegant..
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19:55 | :/
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19:56 | Basically, I want to make the user directories behave exactly like the system were a LiveCD
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19:58 | Mh.. A user logout script?
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19:59 | <Ryan52> actually, that might be easy to do.
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19:59 | <Svenstaro> But what if the student just "shuts down" the PC? What would happen?
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20:00 | <Ryan52> what do you mean by shut down? ie, unplug?
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20:00 | tell them not to do that :)
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20:00 | <Svenstaro> For example, yes. I have to account for such scenarios.
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20:01 | <Ryan52> do it on login then?
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20:01 | it'll make things slower, but then you know for sure that it's clean.
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20:01 | <Svenstaro> Now thats a good idea.
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20:02 | This solves most problems.
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20:02 | So I have: [x] fat clients, [x] clean user dirs, [x] user-per-workstation
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20:03 | Now I only need to make the tftpd thing work using an alternative dhcp server
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20:10 | Edubuntu documentation is an utter headache :(
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20:43 | <Svenstaro> Thanks for your help Ryan52, good night.
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23:44 | <Quiliro> hello
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23:44 | i would like to know if i can have two ltsp servers on the same network
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23:49 | <Ryan52> maybe.
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23:49 | what are you intending on doing?
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23:49 | load balancing? or choosing between them?
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23:49 | (both of which are possible)
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23:50 | <Quiliro> thanks for answering Ryan52. i am asked to boot users on one server or another depending on which user it is
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23:50 | one server will belong to one company and the other to another company
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23:51 | <Ryan52> "which user it is"
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23:51 | do you mean which workstation they're sitting at?
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23:51 | or do you mean what they enter into the login box?
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23:51 | again, both are possible. (maybe)
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23:52 | <Quiliro> it doesn't depend on the workstation because a person may have two usernames to enter one server or the other
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23:53 | <Ryan52> well, you can have multiple servers that they choose from.
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23:53 | <Quiliro> each username would belong to one server
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23:53 | i was asked not to do that
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23:53 | <Ryan52> but you can't say "if they are bob, they go on server1. if they are sally, they go on server2."
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23:53 | <Quiliro> that's what they're asking me...can it be done?
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23:54 | can one server be the one to make the decision?
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23:54 | that what you say is exactly what they need
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23:55 | <Ryan52> give me a second to look at the code before I answer..
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23:55 | <Quiliro> thks Ryan52
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23:59 | <Ryan52> I'm pretty certain that it's not possible.
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23:59 | <Quiliro> options?
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23:59 | <Ryan52> so you want to be able to have a file somewhere that says Ryan52 gets logged into this server, Quiliro gets logged into this server, and they never know the difference?
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