I found the culprit for changing the configuration file. It is in
/etc.init.d/dhcp
# Default config file
CONFIG_FILE=/etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf
# Allow ltsp to override
if [ -f /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf ]; then
CONFIG_FILE=/etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf
fi
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I am confused as to what happens to /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf. I installed
Edubuntu on top of an ubuntu server which was also acting like a router
and a DHCP server. HOwever, as soon as I installed Edubuntu, my local
area connection got messed up, as the configuration file for the dhcp
server moved to
Code to prevent Xorg on SCREEN_01 released.
Scott
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Status: New => Fix Released
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Bugs, which is the bug conta
Really, since we reserve tty1 for a text login, we should simply search
for SCREEN_02 onwards, and simply ignore SCREEN_01.
I'll patch in my tree to avoid this problem, and add documentation to
the handbook to explain the reason why.
Scott
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It seems that this symptom appears when using SCREEN_01. A shell is
started on tty1, that seems to conflict with another screen script. If I
put 'startx' on another tty, then the keyboard is working normaly.
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I confirm this bug... i had some headaches on it a year ago... seems to be
something like a race condition between X and console ??? I solved it by :
- adding a sleep 5 before X launch in /usr/lib/ltsp/screen.d/startx (at the end
of the file), so the console login prompt can appear before X start
xdmcp isnt tested or supported ... even though you can forcefuly enable
it, all our development and testing goes into ldm
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I have got the exact same problem since upgrading from
Dapper. Since I have had insurmountable problems with
the ldm and I do not consider XDMCP being a local
security problem at our site. Hence I have been
doing without ldm until being forced by this problem
with Edgy Eft as described above.
In m
there is no lts.conf because its not needed for a running default setup
... if you set SCREEN_XX = startx you force the client to use xdmcp
(which is disabled by default in gdm and noencouraged to be used out of
security problems with it (you can take screenshots from a network
traffic dump and rea
ldm migth be ok. Atleast there is some files in ltsp chroot.
In the clear install there is _no_ lts.conf. Ading one with SCREEN_xx =
(something) leads to this kind of bug if (something) is startx or nonworking
shell. Removing this directive from lts.conf gives ubuntu login screen witch
has work
i'm running edubuntu ltsp with xfce as we speak, with an /opt/ltsp
exported root filesystem on the client and with dhcp.conf from /etc/ltsp
(see the dhcpd initscript, it ignores /etc/dhcp3 if /etc/ltsp/dhcp.conf
exists...
ldm needs to be installed in /opt/ltsp/i386 which is usually done by
ltsp-bu
1 .If i don't change /opt/ltsp to /opt/ltsp/i386 terminal says "can't mount
root fs".
2. I'm not 100% sure but ~95% that dhcp.conf is readed from /etc/dhcp3.
3. ldm is _not_ instaled on the server.
4 I have 1 question
Do you have access to _x_ubuntu ltsp server?
If not do you want one?
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you dont need to change to /opt/ltsp/i386, nfsd exports subdirs
automatically (we export only /opt/ltsp because you might want to run
powerpc clients or other architectures as well)
/etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf is ignored completely as soon as
/etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf exists, the latter should be the file yo
eduubuntu works almoust out of the box. It needs small modification of
/etc/exports.
/opt/ltsp * (ro..
should be
/opt/ltsp/i386 * (ro
reinstaling xubuntu ltsp
And the bug is there.
And it needs coping or linking /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf to /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf.
And enableing xdmcp and remoteg
Did you upgrade the ltsp packages from the ubuntu source or from
ltsp.org?
Why did you change the dhcpd.conf, to point to a new chroot? How did you
build that chroot?
It's very unlikely that the kernel is incompatible with your machine.
If you want to use xubuntu with ltsp I suggest you to do it
i forgot make sure to not use ltsp.org stuff (i.e. the ltsp-utils
package from universe or packages dircetly from ltsp.org) so we have a
clan setup to track the issue...
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please have a look at http://www.edubuntu.org/gettingstarted
before installing, might be helpful ...
if you still have no input from your keyboard we should rater track down the
issue and fix it ;)
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ok forget an delete it. Tomorow I'll try edubuntu and if there is no
result I'll change distro.
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Could it be because so caled server is PII/496MHz/320mb ram?
Is it compiled with some kind of optimisation for newer procesors?
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All I've written obove is based on clear instalation.
After that I've upgraded all ltsp pakeges exept kernel. Changed dhcpd.conf, to
point new directory. Nothing changes. Upgradet kernel and ther come some
problem with NFS. Restored dhcpd.conf from clear instaletion. The problem is
back.
I have
did you reinstall and try with a plain (x)ubuntu install to come to this
conclusion ? there is no easy way to get that clean again after you
installed ltsp.org ltsp on top of it, as i said
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ok. That is clear. But the original ltsp ubuntu enviroment behaves in
same way.
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there is a lot of difference ... th ubuntu version is built from ubuntu
packages (includion the ubuntu kernel that only works in a ubuntu
environment (i.e. right modules, udev initramfs and so on) you cant use
the ltsp.org variant mixed with the ubuntu variant
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There is no difernce between upgraded and original ltsp behavior.
The only thing i've not upgradet is terminal kernel.
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option root-path "192.168.0.1:/opt/ltsp-4.2/i386";
...
that doesnt look like an ubuntu ltsp setup at all ...
did you try to install ltsp 4.2 on top of ubuntu ltsp ? that surely breaks and
is not supported at all ... either use the ltsp variant from CD or install ltsp
4.2 from lts
dhcp.conf
** Attachment added: "dhcp.conf"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4127309/dhcpd.conf
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Here is ltsp.conf
** Attachment added: "ltsp.conf"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4127320/lts.conf
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Here are all config files I've modifird.
** Attachment added: "Exported directories"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4127296/exports
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hmm, that works fine here on all test systems ... what are these
modifications to the default nfs setup you talk about above ? and do you
have a lts.conf ? if so, please attach it.
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sory forget to say. PS/2
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what kind of keyboard is that ?
** Changed in: ltsp (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged => Medium
Assignee: (unassigned) => Oliver Grawert
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