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Channel log from 20 August 2010   (all times are UTC)

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<fluvvell>
I think I've solved my problem, two dnsmasq servers on the network.
01:05
<johnny>
hah.. that'll do it :)
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<g4tsu>
Hello
06:42
I've got a problem (sometimes) when I launch ltsp boot, I've this message : nfsmoutn need a path
06:43
Here is my /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf : http://pastebin.ca/1921344
06:43
(I'm using LTSP 5)
06:53
<alkisg_>
distro/version?
06:54
<g4tsu>
debian lenny
06:54
But I see that I have two dhcp on my network
06:54
I'll try to stop one
06:56
<sep>
g4tsu, hard to keep a conversation
06:56
<g4tsu>
Hmm even if I stop a dhcp , I've got nfsmount need a path
06:57
<alkisg_>
And the client doesn't boot? Can you post your pxelinux.cfg/default?
06:57
<g4tsu>
It boots
06:57
But I have nfsmount need a path and a "crash"
06:58
<alkisg_>
So it doesn't complete its booting, it crashes in the middle, right?
07:00
<g4tsu>
Yep
07:01
<alkisg_>
OK, can you post your pxelinux.cfg/default?
07:01
<g4tsu>
After few times, I've got an initramfs
07:01
in /var/lib/tftpbooot ?
07:01
<alkisg_>
I'm not sure where debian puts that
07:01
<sep>
look at the same place as pxelinux.0 is
07:02
<alkisg_>
/var/lib/tftpboot, /srv...
07:02
<g4tsu>
ok
07:02
I have /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.cfg/default
07:02
Which contains :
07:02
DEFAULT vmlinuz ro initrd=initrd.img quiet root=/dev/nfs ip=dhcp boot=nfs
07:03
<alkisg_>
And currently you only have the dhcp server of the ltsp server active? No other dhcp servers around?
07:05
<g4tsu>
I stop the dhcp on the server. I couldn't stop the dhcp on the router
07:05
<alkisg_>
That won't work
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07:05
<g4tsu>
(Work network)
07:05
ok
07:05
<alkisg_>
You either need a 2 nic setup, or to put a proxydhcp server in your ltsp server
07:05
<g4tsu>
I'll try to isolate the network
07:05
ok
07:06
Thanks for the advice
07:06
<alkisg_>
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/ProxyDHCP
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07:26
<[GuS]>
Hi guys, i have a small problem. I've implemented so far LTSP5 (in gentoo) and it works now so far (at least basic things, i didnt full tested yet). Now, since in my work we used to configure for some users to login agaist other server, this is not working. I've added the entry SERVER=IP to this user but does not login, which works on older ltsp4.2. I am missing something?
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<mlis>
hi i have a problem with ltsp on ubuntu 10.04 if i booting PXE client i get this massage "Error: failed to connect NBD server" anybody tell me what i should to do?
07:34
<alkisg_>
mlis: do you get a busybox prompt after that?
07:35
<mlis>
no:) i must read about this thx for now...
07:35
<alkisg_>
You don't want more help? OK...
07:40
<[GuS]>
I want! :P
07:43
<mlis>
ok i just look for this i get "BysyBox v 1.13.3 built in shell Enter help for a list of build.in commands" And that's all.
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<mighty-d>
Hi
10:01
i was wondering if there are any *server* performance issues with a 64 bits Ubuntu 10.04 system. I have a setup where the server is running an i7 and 8GB RAM for only 12 users. The uptime measure is always above 1 and periodically increases up to 30, the memory consumption is always above 50%. The weird thing is that this server is an upgrade of a Core 2 4GB RAM running 32 bits Ubuntu 8.04 that worked flawlessly.
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<wima1>
does anyone else has problems with evolution-data-server processes lingering on?
10:17
<Appiah>
thats a common gnome problem
10:17
not a ltsp issue really
10:19
<wima1>
Appiah: I know, but it is on ltsp setups that these things can become a problem, so i was wondering if anyone else had problems with this
10:21
i have a server of which the load goes up to 50 about once a day for about 5 minutes. It started a few days ago
10:21
im trying to find out what is wrong, and i stumbled on all the evolution processes
10:22
<Appiah>
Yes I have a install with that problem
10:23
but its ubuntu 9.04 or so
10:24
the servers are schedulded to reboot 1 time a week and are only being used 5days a week
10:24
<wima1>
for some reason it starts swapping like crazy. 5 minutes later everything is fine
10:24
<Appiah>
so maybe some late friday there alot of proccesses but they dont have any impact on the server...
10:25
<wima1>
strange also: it has only 4 out of 6 GB memory in use, but swap is 100% full
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<wima1>
could LDM_LIMIT_ONE_SESSION be of any help here??
10:32
<Appiah>
does not for us
10:33
<wima1>
I cannot find out what it does exactly
10:33
doesn't it kill all leftover processes?
10:34
<Appiah>
it kills procceses if there's any left from the last session
10:34
when a user logs on
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(if I'm correct)
10:34
<wima1>
sounds like something i want :)
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<crmanski>
Hello, I have the same issue as this person: http://www.mail-archive.com/ltsp-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net/msg38555.html
10:41
Does anyone have any ideas hot to debug?
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<klausade>
vagrantc: hello.
12:10
<vagrantc>
klausade: hi!
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<mip>
Hi Folks - I'm running 10.04.1 on asus eeepc1000he in a school lab environment. It's running great. I'd like to set it so that students can't alter the desktop picture, the panel, and also so that they can't see the credentials used to join the wireless network. Any ideas?
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<mip>
For the record - I have about 120 netbooks running ubuntu, and two ltsp servers. I'd like to manage/restrict the student desktops similarly - with the addition of disabling the viewing of the wireless password on the netbooks.
12:16
Sorry - that wasn't clear. The netbooks are stand alones (not thin clients). The ltsp servers serve about 30 clients in another building.
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<johnny>
for most of it can you use sabayon
12:17
not sure how to handle the wireless thing
12:18
<mip>
Does sabayon work now?
12:18
it used to crash a lot
12:18
<johnny>
i think so..
12:18
it got a lot of work
12:18
<mip>
okay - I'll give it a shot. I remember it being fairly intuitive
12:19
<klausade>
vagrantc: i'm looking at "ltsp-build-client --extra-help" and find this strange: --no-diskless-edu-workstation install debian-edu diskless workstation environment
12:20
vagrantc: no call it --no-diskless-edu-workstation when it installs debian-edu diskless workstation environment, typo?
12:20
vagrantc: this is ltsp 5.2.4-1
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<vagrantc>
klausade: that must be a custom plugin added by debian-edu
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klausade: look in /usr/share/ltsp/plugins/ltsp-build-client/Debian*
13:16
<klausade>
vagrantc: ok
13:25
<alkisg>
vagrantc: another idea to prevent e.g. network-manager from interfering would be to delete /etc/init.d/network-manager from the initramfs or from an early initscript. Can we do that on an nfs booted thin client? Is it a good idea?
13:25
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ltsp/+bug/619398
13:25
(instead of the blacklisting we're currently doing...)
13:25
<vagrantc>
alkisg: can't really delete it
13:26
alkisg: might be able to mount and write over it
13:26
<alkisg>
Erm ok that would also work, but is it better than blacklisting?
13:27
(in my view, less trouble installing stuff, a little more cross distro... but still not an elegant way :-/)
13:28* alkisg wonders if upstart / init support blacklisting initscripts in some configuration file...
13:28
<vagrantc>
alkisg: alternately, is there a configuration file that /etc/init.d/network-manager sources that could disable it?
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<alkisg>
There might be, but it's not the only one. E.g. we'd want to do the same for /etc/xdg/autostart/jockey-gtk.desktop
13:29
(i.e. delete it or render it ineffective)
13:30
(btw, why aren't we just mounting a tmpfs over nfs with aufs? Don't play well together?)
13:31
(instead of bind-mounts...)
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<johnny>
yes
13:37
or they didn't
13:37
also. aufs isn't in the tkernel
13:37
not in debian's kernel anyways..
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<alkisg>
Got it, ty
13:39
For network manager, maybe we could generate an appropriate /etc/network/interfaces file that corresponds to how we setup ethX, then network-manager wouldn't touch the interface we use...
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<johnny>
alkisg, we're still waiting on union mounts ;(
13:49
like 5 years later
13:49
<alkisg>
Heh
13:49
nbd-server -c is the best RAM wise...
13:50
We could use _only_ that for nbd booted clients...
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<alkisg>
(==export image read/write, and use a different file to store any writes done there, and automatically discard them when done)
13:51
That saves all the tmpfs/unionfs/aufs etc ram on the client
13:53
E.g. imagine a fat client that wants to apt-get install 1 Gb of stuff temporarily - currently, it would die because of low ram, but with nbd-server -c it would work fine
13:53
(or update-db, or update-xapian-apt-index, etc etc - those won't take up any ram at all)
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<vagrantc>
johnny: aufs is available in debian kernels for 4 years or so now
13:55
er, maybe 3
13:55
it's in the current stable release, anyways.
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but yes, it doesn't play well with NFS
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<johnny>
vagrantc, really? i'm suprised tey accepted that
13:56
since it will never ever ever be accepted into mainline
13:56
that's why fedora won't include it iirc
13:58
<vagrantc>
in debian squeeze/testing it's in the kernel package, in debian lenny/stable it's in an add-on module package.
14:00
<johnny>
yeah, cuz they removed the ability for it to be installed seperately
14:00
i assume after lenny then
14:00
which is why i'm suprised it's in the kernel
14:00
<vagrantc>
there's dkms
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<johnny>
no.. i mean in the code
14:00
for aufs
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<vagrantc>
i just use what i'm given. :)
14:01
<johnny>
they made it so you can't compile against the source tree externally
14:01
maybe they decided to revisit that idea tho
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<vagrantc>
aufs made that?
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<johnny>
i hope so.. cuz that didn't make much sense
14:01
yes
14:01
this is like 2 years ago when they did that hto
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<kusznir>
Hi all: where do I find docs on how to modify the thin client's installed software load (eg, add packages for use with ltsp-localapps)
15:00
<alkisg>
distro/version?
15:01
<kusznir>
Sorry, ltsp5 / ubuntu 9.10
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<alkisg>
This is for firefox, but it's similar for others: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSPKarmicLocalAppsFirefox
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<vagrantc>
alkisg: trying to work with getting DNS configuration properly from the initramfs ...
15:13
<alkisg>
vagrantc: don't we have that already? where's the problem?
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<vagrantc>
alkisg: there's a few problems ...
15:14
alkisg: it only gets the DNS_SERVER and SEARCH_DOMAIN variables from lts.conf if the hostname code was triggered...
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<alkisg>
which script it that? (sorry I'm right after a format)
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<vagrantc>
also, it doesn't respect the IPV4DNS0 and IPV4DNS1 variables from /tmp/net-*.conf which could be reasonable defaults for DNS_SERVER
15:16
alkisg: ltsp-trunk/client/initramfs/scripts/nfs-bottom/ltsp
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<alkisg>
Ah, we're getting those from udhcp... ok, let's see that...
15:16
<vagrantc>
i think i've almost got a viable patch, but i wanted an extra pair of eyes
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<alkisg>
pastebin?
15:17
<vagrantc>
hold on a second
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<alkisg>
When is ` if [ "${HOSTNAME}" = "(none)" ]; then` NOT triggered?
15:19
(except for when init-premount/udhcp has alread set that, of course...)
15:19
<vagrantc>
there are some configurations where the hostname is specified via dhcp
15:19
s,specified,set,
15:19
<alkisg>
Ah those are after ipconfig, ok
15:21
Got it, yeah it needs some reordering there
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<vagrantc>
alkisg: http://ltsp.pastebin.com/rPvcLxi0
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<kusznir>
Hmm... my chroot broke.
15:26
<alkisg>
(noting down as I'm reading the diff, HOSTNAME can be specified in lts.conf so we should rename that variable less it's overwritten)
15:27
<kusznir>
sorry, got interrupted, didn't finish my statement.
15:29
I'm trying to install wine on my thin clients (so ltsp-localapps will run it), and when I tried to do this on ubuntu 9.10 (chroot /opt/ltsp/i386; apt-get install wine), it blows up.
15:30
http://paste.pocoo.org/show/252561/
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<alkisg>
kusznir: maybe it needs some things to be mounted, like /proc etc
15:31
<kusznir>
ok, it looks like that may have worked.
15:33
<alkisg>
vagrantc: how about this? `if [ "$(cat /proc/sys/kernel/hostname)" = "(none)" ]; then` ...
15:33
(so that a HOSTNAME from lts.conf isn't overwritten)
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<vagrantc>
hmmm...
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<alkisg>
And then that can be simplified: if [ "$HOSTNAME" = "(none)" ] || [ -z "$HOSTNAME" ]; then ==> if [ -z "$HOSTNAME" ]; then
15:34
<vagrantc>
don't follow you there...
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<alkisg>
Suppose I put in lts.conf this:
15:35
[mac:address]
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HOSTNAME=myclient
15:35
Currently, that will name the client == myclient
15:36
read HOSTNAME < /proc/sys/kernel/hostname ==> it breaks that
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<vagrantc>
ah.
15:36
because lts.conf is before
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<alkisg>
Right, and the same var name is used
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<vagrantc>
could just use a different variable name ...
15:37
<alkisg>
But, reading /proc/sys/kernel/hostname serves a second purpose: if it's not (none), then that means that udhcp took care of everything
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<vagrantc>
ugh...
15:37
<alkisg>
yeah we should move udhcp out of init-premount :)
15:38
Not only it's messy now, it's also too soon, and fast clients some times won't even boot
15:38
<vagrantc>
i'm also in freeze now, so if i want to fix this, it needs to be relatively simple fix...
15:38
<alkisg>
I think that single line would fix it:
15:38
`if [ "$(cat /proc/sys/kernel/hostname)" = "(none)" ]; then`
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(instead of using HOSTNAME there)
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<vagrantc>
that would case: echo "$HOSTNAME" > /proc/sys/kernel/hostname
15:39
to fail when HOSTNAME wasn't specified in lts.conf
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<alkisg>
Why? won't that be executed in that case? HOSTNAME="$HOSTNAME_BASE$HOSTNAME_EXTRA"
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<vagrantc>
there appear to be two lines ... one of which seems to have an extraneous entry...
15:40
ah, sure enough
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<alkisg>
The reordering also makes checking for (none) redudant, i.e.: [ "$HOSTNAME" = "(none)" ] || [ -z "$HOSTNAME" ]; then ==> if [ -z "$HOSTNAME" ]; then
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<vagrantc>
right...
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<alkisg>
So after your pastebin, I think only 3 lines need to be changed ...
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<vagrantc>
in fact, it's even redundant before, no?
15:42
<alkisg>
delete 21, and change 22 and 33
15:42
<vagrantc>
i think i'll just change the variable name on 21 and 22
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<alkisg>
No, it was needed in the case where udhcp was used but no dns name was provided at all
15:43
In that case, net-eth0 woudn't have a "HOSTNAME=" (empty) entry, so HOSTNAME would still be (none)
15:43
<vagrantc>
and that will break how?
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<alkisg>
Now with the reordering it won't break - but checking for (none) was needed before..
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<vagrantc>
i don't see how checking for it as a variable vs. checking for it directly makes a difference with that...
15:45* alkisg curses his english :)
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<alkisg>
Ok what I mean now is this: If you change the variable at 21/22, you may also delete `if [ "$HOSTNAME" = "(none)" ]` below, as it's not needed anymore.
15:46
It won't make sense to leave it, there's no code path that will make HOSTNAME=(none) after the rename
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<vagrantc>
alkisg: http://ltsp.pastebin.com/e8xfG2z7
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<alkisg>
Seems fine to me
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<vagrantc>
makes me a little nervous...
15:50* alkisg can't test, he's still installing stuff :-/
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<alkisg>
vagrantc: doesn't ipconfig put a DNS_SERVER entry at net-eth0.conf, except for IPV4DNS0/IPV4DNS1?
15:52
(I don't have an example handy)
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<vagrantc>
alkisg: i don't think so...
15:52
but i don't really know
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<alkisg>
Ah - better check if DNS_SERVER already has a value
15:53
If udhcp runs, then it puts DNS_SERVER in net-eth0.conf, which all the values it got from dhcp (e.g. more than 2 dns servers)
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<vagrantc>
source code for klibc doesn't return DNS_SERVER
15:53
you and your silly udhcpc :P
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<alkisg>
So udhcpc relies on nfs-bottom/ltsp to properly set those
15:53
Heh
15:53
I'm not even using it!
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<vagrantc>
but wasn't it you who wrote all that?
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<alkisg>
stgraber wrote the first version, and then i rewrote it mainly because I wanted it to properly handle IPAPPEND :)
15:55
hmmm sorry let me check something else...
15:57
All seem ok EXCEPT when udhcp gets more than 2 dns servers
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<vagrantc>
oh, i'll also add DNSDOMAIN
15:58
what's it do then?
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<alkisg>
In that case, it puts a DNS_SERVER entry at net-eth0.conf with all the dns servers
15:58
So, if possible, better check if DNS_SERVER is empty before assigning it the IPV4DNS0/IPV4DNS1 values
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<vagrantc>
yeah, that's in my latest and greatest...
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<vagrantc>
alkisg: http://ltsp.pastebin.com/AdgQZ3dQ
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<alkisg>
SEARCH_DOMAIN="${SEARCH_DOMAIN:-$DNSDOMAIN}" would be simpler
16:02
Looks fine
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<vagrantc>
i like the explicitly obviousness
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ok, committing
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<rpm_>
Is there a way to secure the admin web address of ltsp cluster-control-center?
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<rpm_>
hello? Is anybody home?
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<alkisg>
rpm_: stick around, maybe someone which uses ltsp-cluster will see your question...
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<rpm_>
thanks alkisg
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<alkisg>
Or you can also try the mailing list
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<rpm_>
thanks I'll give that a try while I'
16:30
I'm waiting
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<rpm_>
I am getting "error: failed to connect to NBD server" in ubuntu 10.04 is there a solution?
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<johnny>
rpm_, come back when more people are here
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try in about 9 hours
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or later
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i don't have time to help right now. i just want to let you know that this time for this channel is not very populated
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<Ghidorah>
Hello does any one have any experience with WDS and LTSP(PXE) co-existing on the same subnet?
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<johnny>
how about you explain the problem you're having with it
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altho this is not a good time for support for this channel, almost none of the resident experts are about at this time of day
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<cellofellow>
I've got a client, a nice new ASUS machine, that kernel panics not long after boot.
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this was in /var/log/daemon.log
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in.tftpd[6988]: tftp: client does not accept options
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<johnny>
that's not that relevant probably
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i've seen it on my machines before
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<cellofellow>
ok
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i'm thinking it may be a graphics card or NIC issue. It has a GeForce 310M, not sure if that's relavant or not. How do I disable kernel mode setting? It panics the moment it switches from the plain-text 80-column output to the KMS stuff.
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Which may also mean it can't mount the root device.