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06:55 | <alkisg> mwalters: from what I can see, the problem with the uefi clients not requesting any files, was because I was offering both pxe-service and dhcp-boot. Those need to be separated; real dhcp gets dhcp-boot and proxydhcp gets pxe-service.
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06:55 | I think that's actually a bug in dnsmasq, but anyway that ^ workaround solves it
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11:59 | <uumas> Is there a way to prevent people from connecting to the ltsp server through ssh, but still let them sign in to the clients?
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12:00 | <alkisg> Do you mean fat clients?
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12:00 | <uumas> Yes
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12:00 | <alkisg> You can allow ssh logins only from local subnet and only for specific users
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12:00 | If that's not enough, set LDM_SERVER elsewhere, e.g. in a vm,
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12:01 | and, it's also possible to use chroots in ssh, although more difficult to setup
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12:01 | The LDM login manager doesn't support anything other than ssh
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12:02 | <uumas> Okay, would it be possible to use another login manager and login "locally"
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12:02 | We have authentication through LDAP
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12:02 | <alkisg> No, ltsp doesn't support other display managers
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12:02 | Well...
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12:02 | you could, if you rewrote that part of lstp
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12:02 | if you know programming, you should be able to do it within a couple of days
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12:03 | <uumas> Okay, well, that sounds like quite a bit too much trouble then.
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12:04 | What harm could a normal user cause on the server. One thing that comes to my mind is fork bombs, but is there anything else?
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13:35 | <mwalters> they'll be confined to their own userspace... they could fill up /home, I guess? They could do that from their own client regardless, though
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13:35 | alkisg: I'll take a look at that, thanks
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13:40 | oh, so you're saying that bios clients don't need the pxe-service line?
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13:40 | (for X86PC)?
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13:41 | I think I'm more confused now, sorry. :D
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15:36 | <alkisg> mwalters: are you using proxydhcp or real dhcp?
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15:36 | <mwalters> real dhcp
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15:36 | <alkisg> Then don't put any pxe-service lines at all
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15:36 | <mwalters> (e.g., my ltsp servers are the dhcp servers, proper)
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15:36 | <alkisg> For any client (except raspberries, if you have)
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15:36 | <mwalters> thanks, I'll try that
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15:36 | <alkisg> np
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15:48 | <mwalters> that worked, thanks!
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15:48 | I lost so much hair over that one
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15:50 | <alkisg> Me too :)
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15:50 | Hours and hours, until the bulb was lighted over my head
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15:51 | <mwalters> hah! The one day I had made waaaay too many changes in the conf and it worked... so I knew it was at least a config issue... but I never could narrow it back down, lol
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19:18 | <JuJUBee> so I originally setup ltsp as dual nic, but I have not been able to finish everything else and need it to be single nic. How do I switch?
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19:20 | DO I just re-run ltsp-config dnsmasq ? what about iptables?
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19:37 | <JuJUBee> so I originally setup ltsp as dual nic, but I have not been able to finish everything else and need it to be single nic. How do I switch?
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19:59 | <JuJUBee> My clients are able to boot and connect to internet now, but my ltsp server has not internet access. I set the default gw in network-manager for the interface connected to the lan.
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20:00 | <Hyperbyte> JuJUBee, your problem is not ltsp related.
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20:01 | Just debug your internet connection on the server. Check your network configuration, ping the next gateway, traceroute, etc.
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20:01 | Use any guide online to troubleshoot internet connection on Linux.
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20:01 | <JuJUBee> There is no default gw for some reason when I "ip route" or route -n
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20:02 | When I configured ltsp originally I used dual nic config, but now I am only using a single nic until I can finish setting everything else up (web server etc....)
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20:09 | <mwalters> https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-configure-static-ip-address-on-ubuntu-18-04-bionic-beaver-linux
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20:09 | this should help, like Hyperbyte said, this isn't specific to LTSP
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20:10 | (assuming you're using 18.04/ubuntu
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20:10 | )
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