IRC chat logs for #ltsp on irc.libera.chat (webchat)


Channel log from 3 March 2023   (all times are UTC)

00:32vagrantc has left IRC (vagrantc!~vagrant@2600:3c01:e000:21:7:77:0:40, Quit: leaving)
00:34mac41 has left IRC (mac41!~mac@ip-209-124-249-106.eatel.net, Ping timeout: 260 seconds)
01:18Vercas has left IRC (Vercas!~Vercas@gateway/tor-sasl/vercas, Quit: Ping timeout (120 seconds))
01:18Vercas has joined IRC (Vercas!~Vercas@gateway/tor-sasl/vercas)
03:41
<alkisg>
👍️
05:15quinox has left IRC (quinox!~quinox@ghost.qtea.nl, Quit: WeeChat 3.6)
05:18quinox has joined IRC (quinox!~quinox@ghost.qtea.nl)
06:51ricotz has joined IRC (ricotz!~ricotz@ubuntu/member/ricotz)
07:30wyre is back
07:42eu^c-69-255-134- has joined IRC (eu^c-69-255-134-!~eu^c-69-2@2600:8806:5006:fb00:45f9:fa9e:d8b2:4c98)
07:42
<eu^c-69-255-134->
Hey
07:43eu^c-69-255-134- is now known as Meeting
07:51Meeting has left IRC (Meeting!~eu^c-69-2@2600:8806:5006:fb00:45f9:fa9e:d8b2:4c98, Quit: Client closed)
07:52
<alkisg>
Hey
08:29ricotz is now away: I'm busy
08:51eu^c-69-255-134- has joined IRC (eu^c-69-255-134-!~eu^c-69-2@2600:8806:5006:fb00:45f9:fa9e:d8b2:4c98)
08:55eu^c-69-255-134- has left IRC (eu^c-69-255-134-!~eu^c-69-2@2600:8806:5006:fb00:45f9:fa9e:d8b2:4c98, Client Quit)
13:08wyre is now away: Auto away at Fri Mar 3 13:08:00 2023 UTC
13:51Lantizia_ has left IRC (Lantizia_!~Lantizia@195.62.201.126, Remote host closed the connection)
13:51Lantizia_ has joined IRC (Lantizia_!~Lantizia@195.62.201.126)
16:00jannyboy[m] has left IRC (jannyboy[m]!~jannyboym@2001:470:69fc:105::1:fb25, Quit: You have been kicked for being idle)
18:35vagrantc has joined IRC (vagrantc!~vagrant@2600:3c01:e000:21:7:77:0:40)
21:20Vercas has left IRC (Vercas!~Vercas@gateway/tor-sasl/vercas, Quit: Ping timeout (120 seconds))
21:20Vercas has joined IRC (Vercas!~Vercas@gateway/tor-sasl/vercas)
21:38jvfernandez[m] has joined IRC (jvfernandez[m]!~jvfernand@2001:470:69fc:105::3:260f)
21:38
<jvfernandez[m]>
Hello !
21:41
<alkisg>
Hi jvfernandez
21:43
<jvfernandez[m]>
I am a LTSP user, and I have an issue with tmpfs installation.
21:43
I use only one user profile on the server, which is "user".
21:43
It's worked very finely, but since monday I have an issue.
21:43
The image is copied correctly, the system boot correctly, but the "/home/user" directory isn't create.
21:43
I think this is a problem with ssh, but I don't know exactly where search.
21:44
<alkisg>
Press Ctrl+Alt+F5 to switch to the vt5 terminal; there, login as user; and paste whatever errors you see
21:47
<jvfernandez[m]>
The device is booting...
21:52
OK ! Good question.
21:52
I realize something strange.
21:52
When session start automatically, the /home/user is not created, but when I go on other tty and I create a new session with the same user, the /home/user is automatically created.
21:52
<alkisg>
Do you have autologin enabled?
21:53
<jvfernandez[m]>
Yes
21:53
<alkisg>
If you disable autologin, it then works properly?
21:54
<jvfernandez[m]>
I don't load GUI in my configuration, so, when tty1 is ready I have a session opened for "user"
21:54
But it's a session without /home/user
21:55
<alkisg>
How do you open the session, are you using pam
21:55
<jvfernandez[m]>
I need to go to tty2 or other to open session manualy for the creation of /home/user
21:57
<alkisg>
You're saying that in your configuration, you're not using GUI, nor a display manager, nor Xorg etc, right? So then how do you log in the user? E.g. are you using openvt, or pam, or login, or systemd to log the user in?
22:02
<jvfernandez[m]>
I use a login simply.
22:02
In the image ltsp there is a account "user" with id 1002 and on the server I have the same account with the same ID.
22:02
And it's a simple login connexion.
22:03
<alkisg>
The "login" program doesn't support autologin
22:04
The user accounts in the image don't matter; the /home/user directory in the image doesn't matter; these things come from the server
22:05
But for sshfs to succeed, it needs to know the user's password, and pass through PAM, a normal login process
22:06
<jvfernandez[m]>
As I said, until Monday it worked. I think that on the server, the keys in the /home/user/.ssh folder were accidentally destroyed. Can it come from there?
22:06
<alkisg>
I didn't understand you setup. So when you say in tty1 you have a session opened, which commands are you running to open that session?
22:09
<jvfernandez[m]>
I am sorry. It's a pam session :
22:09
Mar 3 11:49:46 ltsp10 systemd[2214]: pam_unix(systemd-user:session): session opened for user user(uid=1002) by (uid=0)
22:09
Mar 3 11:49:46 ltsp10 sshd[2211]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session closed for user user
22:10
<alkisg>
A few log lines aren't very helpful. Is it a secret, you can't describe how you've set up autologin to text mode?
22:13
<jvfernandez[m]>
Actually what I have to say is we use KVM virtual machines Our image is a small virtual machine from which we created the img file. When you start it separately, it is already autologin, even without the server.
22:14
<alkisg>
OK, and HOW is that configured?
22:14
<jvfernandez[m]>
I will boot my image in KVM.
22:14
<alkisg>
How did you set up the image to autologin? That's the key part, to see the login process, so that we know why sshfs isn't properly called
22:14
Anyway it's past midnight here, it might be best to continue another day (unless someone else is available to help...)
22:19
<jvfernandez[m]>
OK I remember.
22:19
And I find it.
22:19
I use a autologin.conf
22:19
/etc/systemd/system/getty@tty1.service.d/autologin.conf
22:19
[Service]
22:19
ExecStart=
22:19
ExecStart=/sbin/agetty --autologin user --noclear %I 38400 linux
22:20
<alkisg>
And do you have PASSWORDS_x in ltsp.conf, to provide the password for SSHFS?
22:22
<jvfernandez[m]>
No :
22:22
root@ltsp10:/etc/ltsp# cat ltsp.conf | grep PASSWORD
22:22
root@ltsp10:/etc/ltsp#
22:23
<alkisg>
OK, then that's the issue. Either provide the PASSWORD via ltsp.conf, or via normal login (not autologin), or set up ssh keys; otherwise sshfs can't work
22:23
Or set up NFS home instead of SSHFS home... these are the available options
22:23
Time to hit the bed, cheers
22:24
<jvfernandez[m]>
I think it's a problem with ssh keys.
22:24
But I don't know how to recover or recreate file.
22:25
OK good night and thank you.
22:25
For me it's time to go to eat.
22:29
The question is "How to create new rsa keys for the image and the server ?"
22:29
See you later.
22:51ricotz has left IRC (ricotz!~ricotz@ubuntu/member/ricotz, Quit: Leaving)