Hi folks,
I tried to import a user images using the mass-create user function.
There is a field jpegPhoto but various tests were not successful. What
exactly should this field contain?
Kind regards,
Roman
Hi folks,
Im having an issue with the mass-create user function using a csv file.
To create users works well but to delete one of them afterwards throws the
following error message:
Cannot execute POSTREMOVE command ... gosa-remove ... /skole/tjener/home0/
This happens only for users created
Hi folks,
Im still using a rather low performance test setup but its not just
rubbish having a dual core intel processor with 8gb ram, right? However,
Im wondering about the rather impressive waiting times.
To start GOsa and log into kann take as long as 20 seconds. I wonder why,
because Im m
Hi Wolfgang!
Ok, maybe theres a misunderstanding here. The creation of users using the
mass-create user function works perfectly for me.
My issue is rather with deletions once they are created with the
mass-create user function.
Could it be that my version of debianEdu is outdated? What version
Hi Wolfgang!
I cant comment on IIRC Firefox. Im using the default installation of
debianEdu which in my case doesnt come with Firefox but Iceweasel
instead, which is rather slow as described in my mail.
Chromium is also available using the default installation of my debianEdu.
Its incredibly
Hi folks,
>From the start Im experiencing problems in my little test setup that Im
using at a school Im working with. Its a real pain.
My setup is isolated meaning I just have a server with a gigabit network
card and 20 older diskless panasonic toughbooks are connected through a
10/100mbit sw
Hi Wolfgang,
It appears Im using a debianEdu development version. The config file says
8.0+edu0~beta1. This doesnt look right to me.
What do you think?
Kind regards,
Roman
> On Thu, Sep 28, 2017 at 09:00:17PM +0200, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> My issue is rather with deletions once they
Hi folks,
I have downloaded debian-edu-9+edu0-USB.iso from the web and this worked
well with a matching checksum.
To write it using the dd command was not working but I managed to write it
with win32diskimager (maybe somebody can explain this?).
My old DebianEdu Jessie was able to do an installa
Hi folks,
Things start smoothly. Quite a number of packages are updated. About
500-1000mb of data is downloaded through the internet.
Later I get the following error message:
Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with
-fix-missing
Error: LTSP client installation ended ab
Hi folks,
I was able to install DebianEdu Stretch but two parts failed, "Build LTSP
chroot" and the profile part after grub.
Apparently Im having a rather perfectly working server. Clients cant
boot using LTSP but this is probably normal since this step failed above.
I there a way I can comple
Hi folks,
According to the DebianEdu Stretch manual, root cannot log in graphically.
This is also consistent with my old DebianEdu Jessie.
Surprisingly my setup works differently. Root can log in just as any other
kerberos user.
Is this simply a bug or did something go wrong in this regard durin
Hi Wolfgang,
Thanks a lot for your fast reply!
>To write it using the dd command was not working but I managed to write
it >with win32diskimager (maybe somebody can explain this?).
No error messages are thrown. After a processing time of maybe 45 Ill
get this:
root@tjener:/skole/tjener/home0/
Hi Wolfgang,
Thanks for your explanations!
I must admit that Im facing quite a number of challenges with DebianEdu
Stretch. Things were significantly easier with DebianEdu Jessie. Can you
confirm this?
Wouldnt it be an option to start the process with my older beta version
of DebianEdu Jessie
>> My old DebianEdu Jessie was able to do an installation without worrying
>> about internet connection. Is this no longer possible?
>
> No, it isn't. See
> https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Documentation/Stretch/Installation#USB_drive_ISO_image_for_i386_and_amd64
> The reason for this changed beha
>> I there a way I can complete my installation with the failed two parts?
>
> Most probably: yes; run 'debian-edu-ltsp --arch i386' on the main
> server. It will take a long time.
>
> Run 'cfengine-debian-edu -D installation' after the LTSP image has been
> built.
>
> Good luck,
Hi Wolfgang,
I t
Hi Wolfgang,
It was rather my mistake! I installed DebianEdu Stretch without adding
the LTSP Server profile. Therefore no special mount point for /opt was
added.
I repeated the installation including the LTSP Server profile and an
additional /opt mount point having 20gb was created.
Kind r
>> I there a way I can complete my installation with the failed two parts?
>
> Most probably: yes; run 'debian-edu-ltsp --arch i386' on the main
> server. It will take a long time.
>
> Run 'cfengine-debian-edu -D installation' after the LTSP image has been
> built.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Wolfgang
>
Hi
Hi folks,
I have installed all five desktop environments on the server. I want to
give all users a choice of various environments.
During the installation process a window popped up and gave me a choice
between two options. I think it was about the display manager. I chose the
default which was "
>>> I there a way I can complete my installation with the failed two parts?
>>
>> Most probably: yes; run 'debian-edu-ltsp --arch i386' on the main
>> server. It will take a long time.
>>
>> Run 'cfengine-debian-edu -D installation' after the LTSP image has been
>> built.
>>
>> Good luck,
>>
>> Wol
> Hi folks,
>
> I have installed all five desktop environments on the server. I want to
> give all users a choice of various environments.
>
> During the installation process a window popped up and gave me a choice
> between two options. I think it was about the display manager. I chose the
> defau
Hi folks,
Im using this file for configuration:
/var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/lts.conf
Content is this:
[default]
LTSP_CONFIG=True
LDM_FORCE_SESSION=/usr/bin/startlxde
As expected this hides the LDM session selection menu. However, instead of
launching lxde it takes the previously selected sessio
>> To start GOsa and log into can take as long as 20 seconds. I wonder
>> why,
>> because Im monitoring cpu load using top and its rather idle not
>> doing
>> much. This is especially strange because Im working directly on the
>> main
>> server eliminating network issues.
>
> I suspect a netwo
Hi folks,
Currently I have all 5 desktop environments set up on the server. However,
LTSP diskless workstations cant access those via login interface except
for Plasma.
How can I offer access to all desktop environments similar to my thin
clients?
Kind regards,
Roman
Hi folks,
Currently I have all 5 desktop environments set up on the server. LTSP
thin clients can choose from these desktop environments in the login
interface.
However, Im experiencing problems with Gnome and Plasma on thin clients,
which is normal, right?
I believe that this may even overload
> If users shouldn't have another choice via LDM settings, use both:
>
> LDM_SESSION=/usr/bin/startlxde
> LDM_FORCE_SESSION=/usr/bin/startlxde
Hi Wolfgang,
My tests have shown that your suggestion works perfectly for new users.
However, a user who is currently using e.g. Gnome becomes locked up w
>> I'm looking for a way to force new and old users as well.
>
> It seems to be safe to use the session name found in the
> /usr/share/xsession directory (LXDE.desktop). Also, to hide the LDM
> session setting option it's more intuitive to use the 'true' value.
>
> So please try these settings inst
> [Roman Meier]
>> I found out that our router is on ip 192.168.1.1 instead. Is it
>> therefore
>> possible to switch the gateway setting from 10.0.0.1 to 192.168.1.1?
>
> See https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Documentation/Stretch/HowTo/NetworkClients#Changing_network
>> How can I offer access to all desktop environments similar to my thin
>> clients?
>
> Install the desktop environments in the LTSP chroot. But please
> reconsider this intention. The NBD image file will need much
> space.
Hi Wolfgang,
I read quite some documentation in the past days. However,
>> I tested LDM_FORCE_SESSION=true with LDM_SESSION=LXDE and
>> LDM_SESSION=xfce. It appears to work just fine.
>>
>> However, the issue of forcing old users as well is still unsolved.
>
> What about removing $HOME/.dmrc to fix it?
> For the default installation: 'rm /skole/tjener/home0/*/.dmrc'
W
>> What is the default content of The LTSP chroot? Is there documentation
>> on this?
>
> The chroot is built at installation time and has the same desktop
> environment as the related server.
Hi Wolfgang,
We are operating in an area with no better internet connection. Therefore
building chroot a
>> Is the LTSP chroot built with Plasma only by default?
>
> Yes. But see the manual: it recommends to use the kernel param
> 'desktop=lxde' instead of the default 'desktop=kde' if LTSP is intended
> to be used.
Hi Wolfgang,
Building chroot with the default settings desktop=kde gives us impressiv
>> I suspect a network issue. IIRC Firefox tries to connect to some
>> (Mozilla related?) sites on startup. So as long as you miss a proper
>> network setup (with gateway 10.0.0.1, see manual) it'll be like
>> experienced. You could try Chromium w/ https://10.0.2.2/gosa instead;
>> you'll need to a
>> How can I offer access to all desktop environments similar to my thin
>> clients?
>
> Install the desktop environments in the LTSP chroot. But please
> reconsider this intention. The NBD image file will need much
> space.
Hi Wolfgang,
Im quite familiar to changes to a linux based system. Howe
> On Fri, Oct 06, 2017 at 03:37:54PM +0200, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> I realized that the new network card took over eth0 so I edited
>> /etc/network/interfaces switching eth0 and eth1.
>
> This isn't supposed to work because eth0 and eth1 are not equivalent
> and hardcoded in several configu
>>> Another question: Why is it that my thin clients are getting ip
>>> addresses from the 10.0.x.x-Pool? I thought they are part of the
> 192.168.x.x-Pool.
>>
>> It's all about connecting devices like shown in the manual:
>> https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Documentation/Stretch/Architecture#Netw
> On Fri, Oct 06, 2017 at 03:14:47PM +0200, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> Building chroot with the default settings desktop=kde gives us
>> impressive results for the diskless workstations. They can handle kde
perfectly.
>
> Interesting. Could you please provide some client details (processor,
>
Hi folks,
Im looking for a tool that allows the administrator to have a closer look
at the current LTSP clients, e.g. ip, username, uptime, server cpu usage,
etc. In addition I need info on how many clients are connected, etc.
Is there something available? What do you use to monitor in realtime?
> That's like expected; the PXE menu is only shown if a client is
> connected to the (mixed client) 10.0.0.0/8 network. The 192.168.0.0/24
> network is a dedicated LTSP client one (and clients show up either as
> thin clients or diskless workstations); see:
> https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Docum
Hi folks,
I have installed a few new applications. Unlike desktop environments like
LXDE, Gnome, etc. these new applications dont show up in the application
launcher of KDE Plasma. The only alternative I found is to use the search
function.
I tried the Edit Applications
menu entry but it has
Hi folks,
I did a few tests with KDE Plasma and to add keyboards is easy using
Keyboard - System Settings Module. This approach works perfectly for an
individual user, who wants to use KDE.
However, Im rather looking for a way to change the default settings and
add another keyboard layout for
Hi Frank,
I installed Mate using 'apt-get install education-desktop-mate'. I didn't
face any challenges.
The results on my thin clients are impressive! I think, Mate is not as
fast as LXDE and Xfce, but definitely better than Gnome and Kde.
To me this is a true option that can work well for thin
Hi folks,
Going through the DebianEdu manual I came across the boot parameter
edu-skip-ltsp-make-client.
This sounds interesting because we are operating in an area with no better
internet connection. Therefore building chroot at installation time always
fails and thats why we had to find othe
Hi folks,
I have added a number of applications and small customizations on the
server and these changes are available on our thin clients.
How can I make changes on the server easily available on diskless
workstations as well?
Do I always have to repeat all steps for chroot?
Is there a way to
> I suspect a network issue. IIRC Firefox tries to connect to some
> (Mozilla related?) sites on startup. So as long as you miss a proper
> network setup (with gateway 10.0.0.1, see manual) it'll be like
> experienced. You could try Chromium w/ https://10.0.2.2/gosa instead;
> you'll need to accept
Hi Wolfgang,
The offline installation incl. chroot worked perfectly. Thanks so much!
For the first time I also used boot parameters and I switched from kde to
lxde.
Issue 1:
Im facing issues with my thin clients. My diskless workstations work just
fine. None of my thin clients is able to boot
Hi folks,
I would like to run small java applications within the browser. According
to the manual this is supported out of the box by the OpenJDK Java
runtime.
It doesnt work out of the box for me. I have the following code in an
html file:
It's not run at all.
What am I missing?
Kind regar
Hi folks,
We currently have a samba share available in our setup running on another
server. Its a single share used by all staff members and is used to
access and share file.
This setup doesnt use a domain but rather the default workgroup
WORKGROUP and access is rather simple by entering the
Hi folks,
Firefox is the default browser of DebianEdu Stretch. In our setup with
limited internet connection this is not the first choice due to delays of
up to one minute anytime the user launches Firefox. Konqueror and Chromium
work significantly better here.
How can I change the default browse
Hi Dominic,
Yeah, Im aware of this issue.
We have a few applets from trusted source that I would like to put
directly on the DebianEdu server and make them accessible through any of
the browsers installed by default, Firefox, Chromium or Konqueror.
Kind regards,
Roman
> Hi,
>
>> It's not run a
Hi Dominic,
I had a little hope due to a chapter in the DebianEdu Stretch manual. Im
stating:
20.2.2. Running Java applications in the web browser
Running Java applets in the browser are supported out of the box by the
OpenJDK Java runtime.
Anyway, thanks for making things clearer to me!
Kind
Hi folks,
Im using the gosa2 mass-create user function to create user accounts. It
works well!
I also noticed that teachers can create new student accounts, which is a
nice feature.
I currently miss 2 things:
- Force password change function upon first login
- Customize password rules
Kind reg
> On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 11:38:49PM +0100, Dominik George wrote:
>> > On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 02:33:38PM +0100, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> > > I would like to run small java applications within the browser.
>> According
>> > > to the manual this is supported out of the box by the OpenJDK Java
Hi Petter,
It is however strange to me that a new user, e.g. a student can be created
using gosa2 with a very simple password with e.g. 3 letters only, which I
think should not be accepted by Kerberos but it is.
This does not apply to password changes where the requirement rules are
somehow incre
Hi folks,
I'm not sure it can work according to the blogpost. Maybe in worked before
adding Kerberos?
Fact is that my system cant find my users if I use commands like 'passwd'
or 'chage'.
What am I missing?
Kind regards,
Roman
> On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 05:47:24PM +0100, Petter Reinholdtsen wr
Anybody?
> Hi Wolfgang,
>
> The offline installation incl. chroot worked perfectly. Thanks so much!
>
> For the first time I also used boot parameters and I switched from kde to
> lxde.
>
> Issue 1:
>
> Im facing issues with my thin clients. My diskless workstations work just
> fine. None of my t
Yeah, Walters apps are working perfectly with Konqueror as well.
> On Mon, Oct 30, 2017 at 09:48:49AM +0100, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> I can confirm that my java applets are working nicely on Firefox ESR
>> v52.2.0.
>>
>> However, I can't make them work on Konqueror v4.14.25 and Chromium
>>
Hi folks,
I like the idea to give users the option to install DebianEdu locally e.g.
on their laptops having a harddrive. This would enable them to work
independently from LTSP e.g. at home as well. I believe this is supported
via PXE using any of the two menu entries Install Edu
(lxde), right?
Hi folks,
I find support for remote desktop a very interesting option allowing e.g.
windows users to connect to DebianEdu and use it just like a regular LTSP
user. At least that is the idea behind it, right?
However, I couldnt make it work so far. The xrdp login window shows up
with various sess
> Have you read /usr/share/doc/xrdp/README.Debian?
>
> If so, have you configured Xwrapper correctly?
>
> debian-edu-config should probably do that⦠or probably not⦠I'm not
> yet sure.
Hi Nik,
I think debian-edu-config is not doing it all.
I couldnt find two configuration files, /etc/X11/x
> On Sat, Oct 28, 2017 at 04:10:52PM +0200, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> For the first time I also used boot parameters and I switched from kde
>> to lxde.
>
>> Issue 1:
>>
>> I'm facing issues with my thin clients. My diskless workstations work
>> just fine. None of my thin clients is able to b
> On Tue, Oct 31, 2017 at 03:45:33PM +0100, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> I think debian-edu-config is not doing it all.
>> I couldn't find two configuration files, /etc/X11/xrdp/xorg.conf
>
> Strange. The file is shipped with the package xorgxrdp, which should
> be installed by default, please c
>> As far as I can tell there's nothing to configure on the Debian Edu
>> server side, it works for me out of the box. Problems might be due to
>> the client side (e.g. screen resolution, keyboard). If connecting from
>> Windows clients Xvnc should be the correct choice.
>
> I (the xrdp package mai
> Hi,
>
>> Folder /etc/X11/xrdp is missing here and consequently xorg.conf.
>
> Can you please check whether xorgxrdp is installed? If not, please
> install it.
>
> While at it, please verify that your xrdp package version is 0.9.1-9.
>
> (You might want to update to 0.9.4-1 from stretch-backports
> On Wed, Oct 11, 2017 at 05:02:56PM +0200, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> Going through the DebianEdu manual I came across the boot parameter
>> 'edu-skip-ltsp-make-client'.
> [..]
>> Couldn't a 'failed' installation be prevented by using the boot
>> parameter above?
>
> It doesn't work out of th
> Hi,
>
>> Anyway, I also noticed that some applications are not working, e.g.
>> ÂMulti-activity educational game GCompris and ÂChess GameÂ. Kde
>> throws
>> e.g. ÂCould not find the program gcomprisÂ.
>>
>> Can you reproduce this?
>
> Nope, as it's probably another missing package.
>
> I a
>> Hi,
>>
>>> Anyway, I also noticed that some applications are not working, e.g.
>>> ÂMulti-activity educational game GCompris and ÂChess GameÂ. Kde
>>> throws
>>> e.g. ÂCould not find the program gcomprisÂ.
>>>
>>> Can you reproduce this?
>>
>> Nope, as it's probably another missing packag
Hi folks,
When adding lxde manually to the server Im getting a configuration box of
wicd-daemon asking which users to add to the netdev group.
Options are the following:
-Administrator
-mm (a teacher user I have added)
-newstudent
-newtacher
-roman (first user)
What options do I need to tick he
Hi folks,
Currently Im somehow stuck with lxde that I have recently added on the
server.
Is there a way to switch to another desktop environment, e.g. Kde as it
was before I installed lxde?
Is there something like a session selector available allowing the user to
choose from any of the desktop
>> What else could cause this?
>
> No idea. You might have to set a different color depth in lts.conf; see
> https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Documentation/Stretch/HowTo/NetworkClients#LTSP_in_detail
Hi Wolfgang,
My thin clients used to work out of the box without any special
configuration.
Il
Hi folks,
To add desktop environments is well documented and works well e.g. using
'apt install education-desktop-lxde'.
However, how are they removed again?
You can run 'apt remove education-desktop-lxde' but this doesnt remove
lxde in my setup.
Kind regards,
Roman
>> mm@tjener:~$ cd /usr/games
>> mm@tjener:/usr/games$ ./gcompris
>>
>> The application starts now.
>>
>> Again, this issue occurs on xrdp only (not 100% sure though).
>
> It means that /usr/games is not in $PATH. I will check on my xrdp server
> later.
>
> In the meantime, you can add something li
> On Wed, Oct 11, 2017 at 05:02:56PM +0200, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> Going through the DebianEdu manual I came across the boot parameter
>> 'edu-skip-ltsp-make-client'.
> [..]
>> Couldn't a 'failed' installation be prevented by using the boot
>> parameter above?
>
> It doesn't work out of th
> roman.me...@gismap.ch schreef op wo 01-11-2017 om 12:16 [+0100]:
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> When adding lxde manually to the server Iâm getting a configuration
>> box of
>> wicd-daemon asking which users to add to the netdev group.
>>
>> Options are the following:
>> -Administrator
>> -mm (a teacher us
> Hi Roman,
>
> roman.me...@gismap.ch schreef op wo 01-11-2017 om 12:42 [+0100]:
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> Currently Iâm somehow stuck with lxde that I have recently added on
>> the
>> server.
>>
>> Is there a way to switch to another desktop environment, e.g. Kde as
>> it
>> was before I installed lxde
> roman.me...@gismap.ch schreef op wo 01-11-2017 om 15:16 [+0100]:
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> To add desktop environments is well documented and works well e.g.
>> using
>> 'apt install education-desktop-lxde'.
>>
>> However, how are they removed again?
>>
>> You can run 'apt remove education-desktop-lxde'
Hi folks,
Especially in the test phase it would really help me if DebianEdu wouldnt
delete the cache anytime I restart the server.
This causes so much delay since packages have to be downloaded again and
again. Sometimes, our internet connection is really bad.
How can I prevent DebianEdu to do
> Thanks for getting back to me. Sounds like Firefox has issues.
What about using another version of Firefox? I believe older versions do
not have this issue. Dont know which version though.
> I think it's very important that people be able to install DebianEdu
> without any internet connectivit
> On Wed, Nov 01, 2017 at 03:22:10PM +0100, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> >> Again, this issue occurs on xrdp only (not 100% sure though).
>> >
>> > It means that /usr/games is not in $PATH. I will check on my xrdp
>> server
>> > later.
>> >
>> > In the meantime, you can add something like
>> >
>
Hi folks,
Currently xrdp offers a rather big selection of sessions:
- Xorg
- Xvnc
- console
- vnc-any
- sesman-any
- rdp-any
- neutrinordp-any
I wasnt able to make any of them work except for Xorg, which works
beautifully.
What is the purpose of the others?
Are they working?
Are they recommen
>> I noticed when booting in the primary subnet that the pxe menu is
>> incomplete. It shows 'LTSP thin client' but 'diskless workstation' is
>> missing. I believe this is as a result of using boot parameter
>> 'edu-skip-ltsp-make-client'.
>
>> Do I need to adjust the pxe menu manually? What do I n
Hi folks,
By default, the secondary subnet is a subnet dedicated purposely for LTSP
clients. No pxe menu is shown and depending on the available ram of a
client, it is started as thin client or diskless workstation.
I wish to have a pxe menu for the secondary subnet as well. The main
reason is th
> Especially in the test phase it would really help me if DebianEdu wouldnt
> delete the cache anytime I restart the server.
>
> This causes so much delay since packages have to be downloaded again and
> again. Sometimes, our internet connection is really bad.
>
> How can I prevent DebianEdu to do
Hi folks,
I regularly face the problem that I cant login into the server using
remote desktop connection.
So far I could always fix this by rebooting the server.
What can cause this? Is anybody facing this as well?
Kind regards,
Roman
Hi folks,
Im currently using xrdp to extablish a remote desktop connection. This
works rather well.
Unfortunately Im not getting any sound.
How can I fix this?
Kind regards,
Roman
> Hi,
>
>> IÂm
>
> Please fix your e-mail encoding, btwâ¦
I think this is an issue of the word processor I use to write emails. It
converts some characters upon typing, e.g. ' becomes , etc. I hope this
doesn't worry you too much. I dont know how to fix this easily.
>> currently using xrdp to
>> Especially in the test phase it would really help me if DebianEdu
>> wouldnt
>> delete the cache anytime I restart the server.
>>
>> This causes so much delay since packages have to be downloaded again and
>> again. Sometimes, our internet connection is really bad.
>>
>> How can I prevent Debia
Hi folks,
Our computer lab is entirely made up of debianEdu thin clients. We
currently have 20 thin clients using older Panasonic Toughbooks.
Im looking for a way a teacher can demonstrate something on his thin
client and all students can observe on their thin clients what the teacher
is actuall
Anybody?
> Hi folks,
>
> Currently xrdp offers a rather big selection of sessions:
> - Xorg
> - Xvnc
> - console
> - vnc-any
> - sesman-any
> - rdp-any
> - neutrinordp-any
>
> I wasnt able to make any of them work except for Xorg, which works
> beautifully.
>
> What is the purpose of the others?
Anybody?
> Hi folks,
>
> By default, the secondary subnet is a subnet dedicated purposely for LTSP
> clients. No pxe menu is shown and depending on the available ram of a
> client, it is started as thin client or diskless workstation.
>
> I wish to have a pxe menu for the secondary subnet as well.
Anybody?
> Hi folks,
>
> I regularly face the problem that I cant login into the server using
> remote desktop connection.
>
> So far I could always fix this by rebooting the server.
>
> What can cause this? Is anybody facing this as well?
>
> Kind regards,
> Roman
>
>
Anybody?
> Hi folks,
>
> Our computer lab is entirely made up of debianEdu thin clients. We
> currently have 20 thin clients using older Panasonic Toughbooks.
>
> Im looking for a way a teacher can demonstrate something on his thin
> client and all students can observe on their thin clients what
> On Mon, Nov 06, 2017 at 12:02:39PM +0100, Roman Meier wrote:
>> > Our computer lab is entirely made up of debianEdu thin clients. We
>> > currently have 20 thin clients using older Panasonic Toughbooks.
>> >
>> > Im looking for a way a teacher can demons
> On Mon, Nov 06, 2017 at 11:59:40AM +0100, Roman Meier wrote:
>> > Currently xrdp offers a rather big selection of sessions:
>> > - Xorg
>> > - Xvnc
>> > - console
>> > - vnc-any
>> > - sesman-any
>> > - rdp-any
>> > - neu
> Hi,
>
>> IÂm not very comfortable with the fact that a teacher has access to all
>> thin clients on both subnets. If chroot is epoptes enabled then he has
>> access to diskless workstations as well enabling him to monitor all LTSP
>> clients in the system without any user knowing about it.
>>
>>
Hi folks,
Being able to teach and support an individual or a group of students of a
class should also involve audio. I was thinking of using headsets. Maybe
even using the webcam as well?
Is there something out there?
Kind regards,
Roman
> On Fri, Nov 17, 2017 at 10:50:36AM +, Dominik Georg
Anybody? Is my question clear?
> Hi folks,
>
> Being able to teach and support an individual or a group of students of a
> class should also involve audio. I was thinking of using headsets. Maybe
> even using the webcam as well?
>
> Is there something out there?
>
> Kind regards,
> Roman
>
>> On F
Hi folks,
My internet connection is rather unstable and slow sometimes.
Is there a way I can download the monthly archive files e.g. as mbox file
to be able to search offline?
Kind regards,
Roman
Thanks, Nik
Thats too bad, but I do understand the reasons...
Kind regards,
Roman
> Hi,
>
>> My internet connection is rather unstable and slow sometimes.
>>
>> Is there a way I can download the monthly archive files e.g. as mbox
>> file
>> to be able to search offline?
>
> sadly not, since som
Hi Nik,
That's great To have the past 3 years should be perfect since
DebianEdu is changing a lot.
I don't know about the file size. Maybe you have to make it available as
download. Anyway you can try to email it to me.
Kind regards,
Roman
> Since I got all mailinglists separately in mailbo
Hi Andreas,
As Petter is saying, have a look at fet.
Works great for us also due to excellent support in German as well. :)
https://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/
Kind regards,
Roman
> On Wed, Oct 02, 2019 at 01:37:04PM +0200, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote:
>> > just a quick question: Is there any free pr
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