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08:21 | <muppis_> Do you have any issues when running 14.04 client in virtual? Tried kvm and Virtualbox and GUI doesn't start in both.
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10:49 | <vsuojanen> vmlintu: thank you for your advice yesterday. I was thinking update server that delivers and manages recoverable updates/root images to client PCs.
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10:50 | <vmlintu> vsuojanen: so you are planning to put the full image on the local drive?
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10:50 | <vsuojanen> ltsp already does the image delivery easy thanks to pxe boot
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10:51 | but there is no good chance or support for e.x. wireless.
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10:52 | <vmlintu> vsuojanen: were you planning to put the image as a single file to drive or uncompress it?
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10:52 | <vsuojanen> so the wireless or special clients need often localboot. if we had a way to deploy and deliver image updates seamlessly also to localboot client that would be very cool
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10:54 | <vmlintu> It does require quite a bit of changes to ltsp code so that it doesn't require network during boot, but it's been working nicely for us
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10:54 | Doesn't really use much of ltsp code anymore once you do the changes, though..
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10:55 | <vsuojanen> example you have a disk or virtual disk. it's partitioned and ext4 formatted with BOOT-A, BOOT-B, BOOT-C and ROOT-A, ROOT-B and ROOT-C and remaining space for user (e.x. DATA)
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10:56 | you boot from BOOT-B which loads bootcode which loads kernel and intird.
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10:56 | <vmlintu> vsuojanen: you don't need to do that - it's enough to just have grub + squashfs image file on the drive
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10:56 | <vsuojanen> initrd mounts real filesystem from ROOT-B
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10:57 | that's good. do you have an example cmdline. I haven't had time to look grub yet
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10:58 | <vmlintu> vsuojanen: https://github.com/opinsys/puavo-ltsp/blob/master/puavo-install/puavo-install-grub
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10:58 | That's what we use to create the grub configs
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10:59 | Basically it assumes that there's an LVM partition that contains .img files. It checks them and creates dynamically grub entries. When an entry is selected, it loads the kernel and initrd.img from the image.
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10:59 | <vsuojanen> where/what parameter in grub is it ?
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10:59 | <vmlintu> what parameter you mean?
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11:00 | <vsuojanen> when I use syslinux:
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11:00 | ro initrd=initrd1.img init=/sbin/init-ltsp root=/dev/sda2 rootflags=ro loop=/TEMP/fati386.img
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11:01 | loop equal ?
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11:02 | <vmlintu> In the install script here the grub.cfg template is on line 7-135: https://github.com/opinsys/puavo-ltsp/blob/master/puavo-install/puavo-install-grub#L7
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11:02 | <vagrantc> vsuojanen: what distribution?
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11:02 | <vmlintu> This is on Ubuntu
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11:02 | <vagrantc> i just submitted updated patches to add support for loop= to debian's initramfs-tools the other date
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11:02 | day
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11:03 | <vmlintu> E.g. you need the squash4 module so that grub can read kernel from the squashfs image file. loopback module to be able to use (loop) etc..
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11:03 | grub is programmable so the grub.cfg is a program that does the tricks
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11:03 | <vsuojanen> I did not have actually a problem. I was just curious how I could deliver image based updates more easily to clients that use localboot
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11:04 | <vmlintu> We first copy full image when a laptop is installed and then download rdiff files for updates
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11:04 | <vsuojanen> so that I don't have to go to client and interrupt something
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11:05 | <vmlintu> rdiffs are used to generate new image files using the old image. New image is used when the laptop is booted the next time.
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11:06 | What we use is a background daemon that polls management server that tells what image it should be running. If the image is not available on the laptop, it asks an image server for a diff and downloads it over https
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11:06 | The image server is reachable over VPN over public internet so the laptop does not need to be behind ltsp server to get updates
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11:07 | Once this works, there's pretty much nothing left of ltsp code anymore..
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11:07 | :(
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11:08 | vsuojanen: Does syslinux support reading the kernel and initrd.img from inside the squashfs image?
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11:08 | <vagrantc> vmlintu: well, maybe we just need to integrate some of these ideas into ltsp :)
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11:08 | <vsuojanen> please take time :)
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11:09 | <vmlintu> vagrantc: I tried to make a patch, but I had to start by doing rm -rf ltsp and then start from there..
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11:09 | <vsuojanen> vmlintu: kernel inside squashfs image - i have never tested. it's first time I hear it
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11:10 | <vmlintu> vsuojanen: it's supported in grub 2.0 and newer
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11:10 | <vagrantc> vmlintu: from the looks of things, we may be rewriting LTSP more-or-less from scratch
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11:10 | <vmlintu> vagrantc: I'd be interested in getting involved if wireless laptops are to be supported well
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11:11 | <vagrantc> the NBD maintainer was discussing adding support to grub2 to mount NBD devices
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11:12 | <vmlintu> vagrantc: What would be usecase for that?
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11:14 | vsuojanen: the nice thing there is that you never need to touch anything else but the image files - no need to extract kernels or initrd.imgs or anything else. Just one static grub.cfg that does it dynamically on every boot.
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11:14 | So your code cannot fail between updating the squashfs image and updating the kernels
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11:17 | <vagrantc> vmlintu: assurance that you're booting the kernel+initrd from the squashfs image you want to boot
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11:18 | <vmlintu> vagrantc: so pxegrub would mount the squashfs image over nbd load the kernel from there?
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11:18 | Sounds good
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11:27 | <vagrantc> yup
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13:04 | <vmlintu> vagrantc: Once upon a time plain pxe/dhcp/tftp/nfs was like magic.. maybe someone could also implement tetris that runs on the pxe nic.. why run an os..
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13:05 | <vagrantc> vmlintu: heh. probably could run grub-invaders
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13:06 | <vmlintu> how much memory there is actually to use in pxe?
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13:06 | maybe it could run a C64 emulator
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13:11 | <jammcq> ogra_: ping
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13:11 | <ogra_> jammcq, yep
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13:11 | <jammcq> vagrantc: hey buddy
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13:11 | ogra_: hey, BTS is still coming up Oct 15th
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13:11 | vagrantc: that goes for you too
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13:12 | and... really, anybody out there who wants to come to Maine in the middle of October
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13:13 | <ogra_> jammcq, i have to be at a conference in berlin on the 23rd, how long did you plan it to be ?
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13:14 | <vagrantc> jammcq: it's pretty hard to allocate the time, unfortunately...
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13:14 | <jammcq> 15-18th
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13:15 | vagrantc: you still at freegeek?
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13:15 | <vagrantc> jammcq: not for the last 1.5 years
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13:15 | <jammcq> wow
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13:15 | <ogra_> that might work ... i have to wait for another date that is not finalized yet
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13:15 | <jammcq> ogra_: we'd love to see you
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13:15 | <ogra_> (before i can say anything definitive)
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13:15 | and i'd love to come, i missed way to many BTSes already
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13:15 | <vagrantc> jammcq: but will just be getting back after a few weeks in germany
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13:15 | <jammcq> I need to get ahold of eHarrison
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13:16 | <vagrantc> jammcq: i'll probably be passing y you with a layover in detroit on my way back :)
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13:16 | <jammcq> haven't talked to him in quite a while
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13:16 | hehe
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13:16 | vagrantc: I'll wave
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13:50 | <pscheie> yes, ogra_ and vagrantc, you should both try to attend!
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14:10 | <vagrantc> well, kind of stalled on LTSP development with overlay FS (not to be confused with overlayfs) breakage...
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14:10 | well, i can do the ltsp-update-image dance, i guess...
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14:11 | except the initramfs-tools patches to make that work aren't accepted yet ...
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14:11 | * vagrantc sighs | |
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17:46 | <epoptes_user4> hi everyone, I'm after some advice
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17:50 | <Phantomas> well, we can't help you if you don't tell us your problem, can we? :)
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17:50 | epoptes_user4: ^
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17:55 | <epoptes_user4> I've set up edubuntu 14.04 and everything works fine but when using epoptes it isn't showing a thin client logged into the server. but if try same setup on a different server and a fat client epoptes sees the client logged in fine. is there any difference in configuration between fat and thin clients on the server?
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19:34 | <safaricom> kindly help me setup epoptes,i have already installed the server and client but i cannot add the clients
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19:36 | <alkisg> safaricom: are you using ltsp?
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19:36 | or standalone clients?
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19:36 | <safaricom> standalone clients
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19:36 | running mint
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19:37 | <alkisg> did you follow the epoptes.org/installation page instructions?
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19:37 | (basically, to edit /etc/hosts on the clients, and to fetch the server's key)
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19:38 | <safaricom> i have edited the hosts file on client but i havent fetch the key
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19:38 | please help me on how to fetch the key
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19:38 | <alkisg> Do read this page: epoptes.org/installation
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19:39 | Basically you just run `sudo epoptes-client -c` once
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19:39 | in the clients
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19:39 | <safaricom> let me try that right away and let you know
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19:40 | <alkisg> (and before that, you should have already put "1.2.3.4 server" in the client's /etc/hosts
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19:40 | <safaricom> i already added the server ip and name
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19:41 | <alkisg> safaricom: it needs to be named "server" in /etc/hosts
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19:41 | its real hostname doesn't matter
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19:41 | but epoptes clients search the server with that specific hostname, server
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19:46 | <safaricom> i have tried getting the key and the client says command not found
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19:46 | <alkisg> ls /usr/sbin/epoptes-client
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19:46 | sudo /usr/sbin/epoptes-client -c
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19:47 | sudo apt-get install epoptes-client ==> if you don't have it installed already
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19:48 | <safaricom> let me try that
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19:51 | <safaricom> i have managed to fetch the key
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19:52 | what is the next step
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20:03 | <Coppermine> hi guys, is there a way to use another dhcp server instead of the one that comes with the ltsp package
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20:04 | <pscheie> Coppermine: Yes.
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20:05 | I haven't looked at the docs in quite a while, but there used to be a
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20:05 | section on using an alternative dhcp server.
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20:06 | <Coppermine> well i found only this docs and there is not much there http://wiki.ltsp.org/wiki/LTSPedia
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20:08 | <pscheie> There are some parameters the dhcp server has to give to the clients to tell them where to find the ltsp server.
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20:09 | I think the particular parameter is "next-server" (not sure about the spelling).
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20:11 | I presume you want to use an existing dhcp server (?)
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20:11 | <Coppermine> yes, i have, i set up option 66 and 67 on it (tftp server and boot filename)
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20:12 | <pscheie> Is it Linux/Unix or Windows?
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20:12 | <Coppermine> i was wondering first of all how to stop the dhcp on the lisp isntallation
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20:12 | <pscheie> What distro and version?
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20:13 | <Coppermine> MikroTik actually, the router runs the DHCP server
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20:13 | Linux ltsp 3.16.0-30-generic #40~14.04.1-Ubuntu
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20:14 | it was installed by someone else, but it is just a clean install
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20:14 | <pscheie> Might be easier to turn the dhcp service in that router off and let ltsp handle everything.
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20:14 | Tends to be more flexible.
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20:15 | <Coppermine> there are some down sides, lisp server runs on virtual machine in a server room and if i lost connectivity the whole network will die
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20:15 | and there are normal workstations also
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20:15 | <pscheie> So, if you just want to turn off dhcpd on the ubuntu server, I think you can just run "service dhcpd stop".
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20:15 | <Coppermine> couple of VLANs not very standard setup
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20:16 | <pscheie> as root on the ltsp server
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20:16 | <Coppermine> root@ltsp:/etc/ltsp# service dhcpd stop dhcpd: unrecognized service
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20:17 | i tried this, i'm not sure that the dhcp server is runnig
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20:17 | because i can't see the process
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20:17 | and i am not sure is it standard dhcpd or something else
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20:18 | <pscheie> I think it's just standard dhcpd.
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20:18 | ltsp tries not to re-invent the wheel. Just adds ltsp parts.
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20:18 | <Coppermine> it should start automatically on a clean install ?
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20:19 | root@ltsp:/etc/ltsp# ps ax | grep dhcpd 3498 pts/15 S+ 0:00 grep --color=auto dhcpd
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20:19 | <pscheie> I think so (been a few years since I did an ubuntu ltsp install, so I may be a bit outdated)
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20:19 | Your output suggests dhcpd is not running.
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20:20 | I think Ubuntu 14.04 still used upstart, not systemd.
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20:23 | <Coppermine> well unfortunately i don't use ubuntu that much so idk what is this, but probably i have to get to know ubuntu first
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20:24 | but i don't see any errors in the logs, and it is strange that dhcpd service is not found
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20:25 | <pscheie> So, let's verify dhcpd is actually installed: If you run 'sudo aptitude search dhcpd', what do you get?
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20:25 | Look for the line that has just dhcpd, and not, say dhcpdump, etc.
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20:25 | <maldridge> 14.04 uses upstart, but has lots of systemd bits already in place
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20:26 | <pscheie> maldridge: does it have the systemctl command?
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20:27 | <maldridge> pscheie: depends on how the install was run
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20:27 | <Coppermine> root@ltsp:/etc/ltsp# aptitude search dhcpd v dhcpd - v dhcpd:i386 - p dhcpdump - Parse DHCP packets
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20:27 | i have the dhcpd binary in /usr/sbin/dhcpd
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20:28 | <maldridge> does it show up in ps?
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20:29 | <Coppermine> no, no it's not there
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20:29 | and i can't find anything in the /var/log dir
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20:30 | ahh ok i found the error in the syslog
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20:30 | <pscheie> Sounds like dhcpd is not running, then.
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20:30 | <Coppermine> no subnet declaration something, so it probably quits
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20:31 | well ok so it is not running which is ok for me, because i want to use external dhcp :-)
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20:32 | i just need to find a way to stop it at startup so i can get rid of the errors in the syslog
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20:32 | <pscheie> Probably missing the subnet to use, as defined in /etc/dhcpd.conf
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20:34 | <Coppermine> yeah, it is not configured, the conf is in /etc/ltsp for some reason
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20:35 | <maldridge> update-rc.d should still be able to modify those scripts
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20:37 | <Coppermine> well i use centOS mainly so i have to check what this thing do, anyways thanks, i found most of the things that i was wondering about
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20:41 | <maldridge> good luck with it, and good call on routers, the MicroTik systems are rock solid
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20:47 | <Coppermine> thanks, i also like MicroTik very much, they never failed me
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