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AmaranthLaserJock: working on an alacarte release12:19
LaserJockAmaranth: ah12:19
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BoneHeadwhat would cause a ide_intr: huh? expected NULL when trying to boot to the livecd?12:22
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bddebianHello03:46
LaserJockhi bddebian03:47
bddebianHeya LaserJock03:48
Burgundaviahey bddebian, LaserJock03:50
LaserJockhi Corey03:50
bddebianHi Burgundavia03:51
Burgundaviahttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-news/2006-September/000052.html03:51
bddebianBurgundavia: Nice03:53
Burgundaviaanother week done03:54
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Amaranthwhatever happened to safety boat?04:25
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sbalneavEvening all04:45
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DrkLrdRichEd, ping05:40
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highvoltagecbx33: wb08:29
cbx33heh08:29
cbx33I'm off again now08:29
cbx33bbs08:29
RichEdhi hi08:38
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Burgundaviahey highvoltage09:48
Burgundaviacbx33: having fun with pessulus?09:48
highvoltagehey Burgundavia 09:50
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cbx33Burgundavia: yeh09:54
cbx33evenmore fun now09:54
cbx33I've noticed a problem09:54
cbx33but I've made an ugly hack09:54
cbx33when editing keys, for a different user, it saves them as root09:55
cbx33with permission 70009:55
cbx33grrrr09:55
Burgundaviaright, that is fun09:57
cbx33so I added a subprocess to chown themall back to the user after its finished09:58
cbx33that's the ugly hack09:58
cbx33but at the moment I can't see a way round it10:04
Burgundaviawell, pessulus should be able to edit any users keys10:05
RichEdhi cbx33 hello Burgundavia 10:06
RichEdcbx33: what time did we agree today ?10:06
cbx33RichEd: well10:07
cbx33I'm free whenever you are10:07
cbx33like from now10:07
cbx33it's first day back at aschool10:07
cbx33so pretty hectic10:07
cbx33but they are all in a meeting now10:07
cbx33so it's prety quiet10:07
RichEdI need to dig though mail ... some from the boss man need attention ...10:07
cbx33ok10:07
cbx33just gimme a shout dude !10:07
RichEdI'm tryng to set up a meeting with Jonon Bacon ...10:08
cbx33Burgundavia: well, it needs to for pessulus !10:08
cbx33sorry10:08
cbx33for SCP10:08
cbx33RichEd: excellent10:08
RichEdcbx33: jono & I will probably do 1:00 pm your time ...10:09
RichEdso can we aim for 2:00 pm your time for you & me ?10:09
cbx33um....10:09
cbx332pm...10:09
cbx33should be good10:09
cbx33my time10:09
cbx335 hours away?10:10
cbx33Burgundavia: SCP has the ability to lockdown a specific user, and so I need the ability to edit their keys10:10
RichEdyep10:10
RichEdI'll try to mail charles masters as well before that.10:10
cbx33I'm patching pessulus in association with vuntz10:10
Burgundaviayep10:10
cbx33RichEd: cool10:10
cbx33but it's proving to give me the same problem as just running it as another user which is what I did ogirnally through sux !10:11
cbx33but sux doesn't work on LTSP10:11
cbx33I hope vuntz/ogra/pitti will approve the chowning plan10:11
cbx33as it's the only way I can see to get it to work10:11
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Burgundaviacbx33: you need a better hackergotchi10:40
Burgundaviahey ogra10:40
ograhi10:41
cbx33hi ogra 10:41
cbx33Burgundavia: you don;t like it ? :(10:41
Burgundaviait is not in the 10:41
Burgundavia"Planet style"10:41
Burgundaviabloody keyboard, with the bloody shift too near the bloody enter10:41
cbx33sorry Burgundavia 10:42
cbx33I'll get it fixed10:42
cbx33Ubuntu-Demon has a weird one too10:42
Burgundaviacbx33: don't apologize10:42
BurgundaviaI would love for him to change it10:42
cbx33i don;t like my whole face though :p10:42
cbx33ogra: had an interesting development on the whole pessulus front10:42
cbx33if you have a secI'd love to bring you up to speed10:42
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cbx33ping ogra, vuntz has given me the go ahead to repackage and apply the patch to pessulus11:58
cbx33once I have it complete, seeing as he'll be really busy with gnome for the wednesday release11:58
ogracool, prepare a package and i'll upload it11:58
cbx33ogra: I've had to do a bit of an ugly hack11:59
ograif vubtz is fien with it thats ok for me12:00
cbx33pessulus is great but still ended up with the same problem as before, the gconf files it created were owned by root12:00
ogra*vuntz12:00
cbx33and chmodded to 70012:00
cbx33so the normal user couldn't read them12:00
cbx33to pessulus, upon completing the gconfwrite chowns it12:00
cbx33as it's root it's able to12:00
cbx33vuntz said it's not ideal but it's an acceptable solution12:01
ograok12:01
cbx33i know sabayon does some file copying12:01
cbx33probably for the same reason12:01
cbx33so SCP, should be ready to go tonight from my end12:01
cbx33the only thing we're lacking is VNC at the mo12:01
ograi'll try to find some time by the end of the week for that ... but no promises12:02
cbx33ok12:02
cbx33I'll do my best to sort somthing out 12:02
Burgundaviacbx33: sabayon creates a zip that is then pulled down by the user12:02
cbx33but I'm pretty pushed for time at the mo12:02
ograsame here ...12:03
cbx33Burgundavia: yeh, thought it must do something12:03
cbx33ogra: I know12:03
cbx33I understand12:03
cbx33has the spec actually been approved yet?12:10
ogramdz is still on vacation ... 12:10
cbx33:S12:12
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highvoltage*vacation12:13
Burgundaviawell, mdz does sing better than most robots12:13
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jsgotangcoRichEd: ping?01:35
RichEdhi jsgotangco in a meeting with jono ... open dialogue and write your message ... i'll flip over when space permits01:36
jsgotangcosure01:36
jsgotangcoRichEd: just want to tell you I started today but nothing much exciting happened but will do so in the coming days01:37
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RichEdcbx33 : jello jello ? ping ping ?02:08
cbx33pingpong02:09
cbx33hi RichEd 02:09
cbx33sorry02:10
cbx33jello jello pong pong02:10
RichEdno problem ... how are you looking ... busy busy or 30 mins to chat & think ?02:11
cbx33yeh I'm cool to chat02:12
RichEdokay ... give me 5 ... then look out for a window02:12
cbx33I can see 2 windows already02:12
cbx33more than I had in my old office02:12
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cbx33heheh02:13
RichEdBut good news ... had a great chat right now with Jono Bacon ...02:13
cbx33excellent02:13
RichEdHe does not need to have his arm twisted to help with Education ...02:13
cbx33heheh02:13
RichEdThe man has been thinking and plotting as part of his personal passion ... and is looking for an outlet for that energy.02:14
cbx33w00t02:14
RichEdAnd brings some good education contacts ... for the past 3 years, the client base that he's been consulting and advising to has included schools and education departments02:15
RichEdso it is real world and not speculative.02:15
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cbx33that is excellent02:16
cbx33culd tie into what we talked about before02:16
RichEdcorrection, that is most excellent02:16
RichEdeverything is connected02:17
cbx33how does fabulous grab you?02:17
RichEdThe Grand Unified Theory of Everything is certainly not based on proprietary software.02:17
RichEd:)02:17
cbx33hehehe02:18
RichEd1 phone call and then I am ready cbx33 02:18
cbx33nice02:18
cbx33I'm just munching so I'm ready whenever02:18
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cbx33hey rodarvus 02:19
rodarvushi cbx33102:19
rodarvus!02:19
rodarvus:)02:19
cbx33hehe02:20
cbx33rodarvus: I think I pretty much solved the SCP Pessulus problem02:20
cbx33we're good to go02:20
rodarvusnice!02:20
cbx33just VNC to do and we're finished02:20
rodarvuswhat did you had to do?02:20
RichEdhi rodarvus : got time to read an email over a coffee ? mobile eductation ?02:20
rodarvussure, please send it to me02:21
cbx33rodarvus: well I had to make a bit of an ugly hack02:21
cbx33seeing as the gconf functions in glib only write files in engine mode, with root as the owner02:22
cbx33so I've had to get pessulus to chown the files after it completes02:22
cbx33vuntz and ogra are ok with it, so...I am too !02:22
rodarvusheh :)02:23
cbx33rodarvus: I'm not quite sure what is left to do on VNC, but I told ogra I'd have a look02:23
rodarvusI don't think vnc is supposed to be something hard - probably just making sure it runs securely (ie, with some basic authentication, etc)02:24
rodarvusmight be somewhat of a challenge, though02:24
cbx33yes02:24
cbx33yeh02:24
cbx33it may been some modificatio to the x11vnc pacakge ogra said02:24
cbx33brb 2 mins RichEd 02:25
ograit needs to get an initscript and needs to read a password dynamically ...02:25
ograadditionally we need to determine the best compression options to transfer an 800x600@16 screen02:26
rodarvusogra, would you recommend that to be done on an extra -ltsp package, or on the x11vnc package itself?02:26
ograin the x11vnc package ...02:26
rodarvusogra, oh, I can help with that part02:26
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ogramake the initscript silently die if /etc/ltsp_chroot doesnt exists02:27
ograso we make sure that mode runs only on ltsp clients02:27
rodarvuschosing the appropriate vnc protocol features is a matter of latency and processor speed02:27
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rodarvus:)02:28
rodarvusHooray!02:28
cbx33rodarvus: you gem02:28
ograrodarvus, yep, but we need defaults for the start ...02:28
rodarvusogra, indeed02:28
cbx33think we can get VNC working for FF? 02:28
cbx33i think ogra said it's 90% done on the SCP side didn't you?02:28
ograyes02:28
ogratry it02:28
cbx33just need to read the passwords02:28
cbx33am I right?02:29
rodarvuscbx33, that should be reasonably easy if you have 4-6 hours to spare (at most, I think)02:29
ogra(it has its rough edges ... and surely needs to be ported to a proper subprocess implementation)02:29
cbx33rodarvus: cool02:29
ograi likely used popen or something similar evil02:29
cbx33hang on if I have 4-6 hours ? ;)02:29
cbx33ogra: you naughty chap !02:29
cbx33 brb02:29
ograwell, its faster ;)02:30
ograhmm, the .dmrc part wont work for ldm ...02:30
ograat least not easy02:30
ograWOAH02:31
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ograon a thin client!02:32
highvoltagereally?02:32
highvoltageogra: you shouldn't have said that out loud, now people will *pest* you for howtos and support :-P02:32
ograi'm not sure its not only using fake composition ... and the client has 128M and 533MHz02:32
ograwell, i just checked the checkbox in the settings manager02:33
ograthats all for the howto ;)02:33
ograwoah02:33
ograeven opacity works02:33
ograwell, sloppy focus gets a bit slow with it ...02:34
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jsgotangcohey guys how are you all doing?02:36
ograbusy as hell :)02:36
jsgotangcooh me too :/02:36
rodarvusogra, Composition is only dependant on the video driver you are using02:36
jsgotangcobut should be bearing big fruits soon02:37
rodarvusif it supports it, you should be all set :)02:37
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cbx333hi RichEd sorry02:37
cbx333i'll  be back asap02:37
ograrodarvus, thats the funny stiff a) i dont have access to /dev/dri/* on the client and b) i'm using a non 3D card on the client02:37
ogra*stuff02:37
RichEdno problem .. sending an email to ogra ... ping when back02:37
ograi think its faked ... but impressingly fast for that 02:38
rodarvusogra: oh, this is unexpected, then :)02:38
rodarvushow come you don't have access to /dev/dri on the client?02:39
ograbecause the session is running on the server :)02:39
ograso a compositing manager would only have access to /dev/dri on the server ...02:39
cbx33ogra: WOW composite in a thin client02:39
rodarvusright, but there is a kernel and a X server running on the client, isn' it?02:39
ograsure02:40
cbx33ogra: is this on XFCE?02:40
cbx33sorry I just read above02:40
cbx33WOW02:40
ograbut doesnt the compositing manager need the direct access ?02:40
ogra(i mean thats what DRI stands for, doesnt it ?)02:40
rodarvusit needs the Composite extension, which runs on the client02:40
cbx33ping RichEd 02:40
ograrodarvus, ah, as an x module ... right02:40
rodarvusogra, are you sure this thin client doesn't have the Composite extention? it could have, if its stuff from 3-4 to now02:41
ograwell, the chroot is a week old or so ... 7.1 should be installed ...02:41
ograbut i have a slight keyboard prob here and cant switch to console to check logs :/02:42
rodarvusyeah, I know that :) I was asking about the video board you have on this thin client02:42
jsgotangcocbx33: thank you for the mention in your blog, the pleasure is mine ;)02:42
ograi think trident cyberblade or something like that02:42
ogranothing with nifty 3D features, there i'm sure02:43
cbx33jsgotangco: you deserve it :p02:43
ograhmm the restart/shutdown buttons apprea slightly evil in xfce ...02:45
ogra*appear02:45
rodarvusogra, actually, the Composite extension is not 3D. you just need acceleration support (via either XAA or EXA) implemented on the video driver, and a few extra hooks to support Composite, on this same driver02:45
ograah02:46
ograXAA should be there 02:46
cbx33ahh cool rodarvus02:46
rodarvusits more about if your driver is well supported on X.Org ;)02:47
cbx33ogra: is getting xfce running easy02:47
ograinstalling xfce4-session xfdesktop4 xfwm4 was al i did ...02:48
ogra*all02:48
RichEdhi ogra ... I've sent the Edulinux email ... Can we make a time for Wednesday to dig deeper ? ... You can suggest a time via email.02:48
ograbefore or after the edubuntu meeting i'D say02:49
ograits an EC meeting so if we have applicants it might be a longer one ... 02:49
RichEdbefore then ... say at the top of the hour 11:00 UTC ?02:51
ograsounds fine02:51
cbx33oh shute 02:52
cbx33I have minutes to do for the last two weeks02:52
cbx33I said I'd never let that happen again02:52
cbx33damn pessulus and SCP02:52
rodarvuscbx33, slacker :)02:57
cbx33:(02:57
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ograhmm, right, composite and firefox scrolling dont really like each other :)03:31
ogragets pretty slow ...03:31
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cbx33:(03:41
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capt_kirkHi all.  Newbie question on LTSP server.  I have it all up and running with a server and two thin clients in a test suite.  (Nice distro, by the way!)  04:18
capt_kirkThe problem is that the clients or the server "forget" how to do the graphical login after a while.04:19
capt_kirkThey always get an IP address from dhcpd and show the Ubuntu splash, but when it should get the gdm-like login, it goes to a tty screen04:20
capt_kirkIf I reboot the server, all is fine again for a while and I can login from the thin clients, but then after a while they forget again.04:20
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capt_kirkIt seems like a timer is expiring, but I can't think what it would be.04:20
cbx33capt_kirk: I have experienced that too04:21
ograno, its a bug04:21
capt_kirkIt's not dhcpd, because they're getting the kernel.  And I don't think it's sshd04:21
cbx33ogra: ahhh04:21
capt_kirkahh.  is it documented?04:21
cbx33is it fixable?04:21
ogracheck if you have the graphica login if you hit alt-f7 after booting04:21
capt_kirkI'll be happy to document it if it's not, but I didn't want to enter a bug without checking here.04:22
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cbx33LD04:22
jsgotangcolol04:22
cbx33Hopefully I can give out some more CD's04:22
capt_kirkogra, I didn't see one that looked like it in the bug list, but I may have missed it.04:22
ogramight be that ther is no bug filed yet04:22
cbx33I'm curious guys...on the side of my box when it arrived were the product codes for edubuntu/ubuntu/kubuntu CD's04:23
cbx33and also one for stickers04:23
ograits a usplash problem with the login manager04:23
cbx33but I also saw some other product codes....04:23
cbx33anyone know what those items are ?04:23
capt_kirkogra, thanks will check for alt-f7.04:23
ograusplash needs to be down before the login manager starts up04:23
ograon slow client that somethimes fails ...04:23
cbx33ogra: can we put a wait/check in there?04:23
ograno, doesnt work04:23
capt_kirkogra: ahh, yeah, they're fairly slow clients04:24
cbx33is usplash a process?04:24
ograbut you can enable sound as a workaround... that somehow makes it magically go away04:24
cbx33or is it pre init?04:24
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cbx33hahah04:24
capt_kirkalthough not too slow.  celeron 1.2 GHz04:24
jsgotangcowhoa04:24
capt_kirkonly 128 MB RAM04:24
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cbx33capt_kirk: mine are about the same benchmark04:24
cbx33upstart?04:24
ograjsgotangco, and did it wipe your HD yet ? :P04:24
jsgotangcocbx33: you haven't been reading Keybuk's blogs aren't you ;)04:25
cbx33is it on planet?04:25
ograyep04:25
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capt_kirkogra: I have sound enabled in lts.conf, is that the right way to try it?04:25
jsgotangcoits very very crackful04:25
ograbut read it on the fridge rather 04:25
ogracapt_kirk, yes04:25
capt_kirkthanks.04:25
ograbut first check if its really that with the alt-f7 check04:25
cbx33ogra: why so?04:26
jsgotangcoif it zones out on you, you won't know what hit you04:26
ogracbx33, its impressing that you missed it ... it was on all german online media at least :)04:26
capt_kirkit doesn't do its magic on my system.  let me go over to the lab to see if alt-f7 work.  I'll log back in from there.04:26
cbx33alright alright...04:26
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ogranah04:26
cbx33heheh04:26
ograjust to busy ;)04:26
cbx33true04:26
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cbx33impressive that we may have VNC working04:26
ograi would have missed it too if i wouldnt work closely with keybuk04:27
cbx33we could get that entire spec completed04:27
jsgotangcoits something that you can say "earth-shaking"04:27
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ogra(not even planet)04:27
=== cbx33 reads planet and that's about it
jsgotangcomeh just use rss feeder04:28
jsgotangcoi just look at entries that fancies me04:28
jsgotangcoit just so happened keybuk has been writing some great stuff lately04:28
ogralately ? 04:29
ograhe always writes great stuff :)04:29
ogra(code i mean)04:29
cbx33hehehe04:29
cbx33so upstart does????04:29
ograreplace init and sysvinit04:29
cbx33ooooh04:30
cbx33WOW04:30
ograits pretty scary04:30
cbx33yeh04:30
jsgotangcolike i said, its earth-shaking04:30
cbx33totally04:30
ograbut seems to work04:30
cbx33I guess I should take more time to see what's going on :(04:30
jsgotangcoit replaces a grand 3+ decades of work04:30
ograyep04:30
cbx33*bah* - I need a new job04:30
ograbut i fear ltsp will suffer hard from it in edgy04:30
jsgotangcoi bet04:31
cbx33how so?04:31
ograsince i wont have the time to fix every breakage caused by it04:31
cbx33ah04:31
cbx33is it going into edgy then?04:31
ograwe remove a ton of startup links for services04:31
ogra(in ltsp)04:31
cbx33:S04:31
ograi'm not yet sure upstart wil respect that04:31
cbx33:(04:32
ograthat could give us a 2 minute boot or longer ...04:32
jsgotangcoits already in edgy (in universe)04:33
jsgotangcobut there's a roadmap04:34
jsgotangcowe'll probably just see it sooner than we think04:34
jsgotangcoit'll make all ubuntu books obsolete bwahaha04:34
cbx33:S04:36
cbx33very earth shattering04:36
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cbx33s/eather/earth04:37
cbx33it's just having the time04:45
rodarvusI'm using upstart on my laptop, boots quite quickly already04:55
rodarvus(and outputs no message during boot, creepy)04:55
rodarvusogra, otoh, upstart is meant to be a non-instrusive replacement for sysvinit for edgy04:55
rodarvusand if it doesn't, its a bug.04:55
cbx33heheh04:55
cbx33bbl guys04:55
jsgotangcoanyhow im not using it yet, i dont have enough machines05:02
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naii find this weird... when im using the live cd of edubuntu on my laptop the internet works without doing anything but when i finally installed it the net wont totally work. im really new to linux05:36
naianyone who can help? 05:39
neenaofflinenai: what sort of net connection do you have ?05:43
naidsl.... it seems that the ethernet card is not detected....its a pcmcia05:44
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cbx33ogra, my excellent patch won't work05:45
cbx33:(05:45
cbx33as they are written afterwards05:47
neenaofflinenai: why don't you try #ubuntu05:47
neenaofflinenai: we don't have DSL at our place much :(05:47
neenaofflinenai: India05:47
naiic... well thanks for your effort05:49
naithough is it possible that you know how will my ethernet card be detected as eth0 not lo05:49
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capt_kirkcbx33: The alt-f7 trick worked for me.  I was able to restore the graphical login on the thin client with it.  I'll watch for ogra and feed that back to him.05:55
cbx33ok05:56
naineena: can you show me how do i determine what drivers are loaded for a specific device...? because when i use the live cd it can detect my lancard but when i boot using the installed one it cant detect it so i will try to figure it out with the live cd configurtion05:56
cbx33i'll be here probably most of the evening, so I can feed it back if you go05:56
capt_kirkthanks.05:56
capt_kirksecond newbie question, I'm trying to plan how I'll manage users across three or four labs (with a LTSP server in each lab due to number of computers and distance between labs).  Same users.  I'd like to only create them once and let them have one /home/user/ folder that is accessible from all of the labs.  I've done a quick look, but haven't found documentation on how to easily do that with...06:00
capt_kirk...Edubuntu.  Is there an easy solution documented that someone could point me to?  Thanks.06:00
lucasvocapt_kirk: I suggest you use ldap.06:03
lucasvocapt_kirk: or a common ltsp server06:03
lucasvocapt_kirk: a common ltsp server is an easier to setup and maybe even cheaper06:04
lucasvocapt_kirk: however ldap is better for common authentication tasks. which is not only limited to ltsp06:04
capt_kirklucasvo: thanks.  I've thought about common ltsp, but we'll end up with about 50 computers spread across 4 buildings.  I'm concerned about the load on one server for that06:04
lucasvocapt_kirk: I haven't set up a big lab for now. however there are people who did this. I think the scalability isn't that bad06:05
capt_kirklucasvo: the buildings are 50-100 meters apart from each other. The lag on the ethernet is negligible, but how does LTSP perform under a 50-thin-client load?06:06
lucasvocapt_kirk: infrastructure wise it's the same06:06
lucasvocapt_kirk: if you have a common fileserver you also need a good wired connection06:06
capt_kirklocasvo: good point06:06
capt_kirklocasvo: and it would be easier to administer for the average school admin.06:07
lucasvoyes06:07
capt_kirkI'm working at a college in Tanzania for a year, and when I leave the network needs to be fairly easy to administer.  So, I may end up with the common LTSP option06:08
lucasvoyes06:08
lucasvoyou need about 13gb ram06:08
capt_kirklocasvo: would you recommend gigabit between buildings, or should 100 MB be sufficient06:08
lucasvocapt_kirk: gigabit for sure!06:09
capt_kirklocasvo: thanks.06:09
capt_kirkwhere did you get 13 Gb?  I've heard 128 MB as an upper requirement for each client, plus about 256 for the server, which equals about 7 GB.  Other places, I've seen that clients can really only need 50 MB.  Are you seeing a higher per-client requirement?  Thanks.06:11
lucasvocapt_kirk: yeah, I have wrong numbers.06:12
lucasvocapt_kirk: 6.4gb in the server06:12
capt_kirklocasvo: whew, you scared me!  lol06:12
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Amaranthack07:28
Amaranthogra hasn't started the final survey yet for SoC :/07:28
cbx33Amaranth, is willow finished?07:28
cbx33ogra is swamped07:28
Amaranthit'll probably take a year to be "finished" :P07:28
cbx33well u know what i mean07:28
Amaranthwell, hopefully today i'll have a new package that isn't broken :)07:29
cbx33woohoo07:29
cbx33that'll please LaserJock07:30
Amaranthhehe07:30
Amaranthhe helped :)07:30
cbx33excellent07:30
Amaranthnice blog post, btw07:30
cbx33he's a good lad07:30
cbx33thanx07:30
cbx33Amaranth, you should be on that list07:31
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Amarantheek07:31
Amaranth*blushes*07:31
cbx33done07:31
cbx33it'll update when they poll next07:32
cbx33hehe someone commented on my post07:32
cbx33Wow lol. Perhaps I just read that wrong. Is their really a single point of authority and structured hierarchy? Sounds like a dictatorship, not a community.07:32
AmaranthIs it in moderation or something? I wanted to reply to it. :)07:34
cbx33I'll it is in moderation07:35
cbx33I'll approve :D07:35
cbx33done07:35
lucasvocbx33: would you be a potentual attendee to edubuntu summit 07 in zurich/switzerland ? :)07:36
cbx33ooooh07:36
cbx33would depend on a) job at the time b) financial situation07:37
cbx33but I'm definitely interested07:37
cbx33why does X install withe the intl option set on the keyboard now?07:37
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Amaranthcbx33: post posted, can you fix my grammar errors before approving? :)07:38
cbx33sure :p07:38
Amaranthit's = its, i always do that07:38
Amaranthhey ogra07:38
cbx33Amaranth, no fixing needed :p07:39
cbx33evening ogra 07:39
cbx33pessulus patch idea No3 in operation07:39
cbx33Amaranth, thanks for the comment07:40
lucasvocbx33: p1ps and I want to plan something. we're trying to get some ngo's, educational people and devs together in zurich.07:41
cbx33lucasvo, i'd love to, but don't I'd be able to afford it at the moment07:41
Amaranthcbx33: your blog looks like one of the blogger templates :P07:45
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cbx33..... Amaranth slightly modified but yet07:45
cbx33I did fading java buttons at the top07:45
cbx33for the contact/about buttons07:45
Amaranthoh, it is one of the blogger templates?07:45
cbx33it's a template07:46
Amaranthyeah, that's a nice touch07:46
cbx33from the wodpress site07:46
Amaranthi might have to steal that when i redo my blog some year07:46
cbx33and the word cloud I modified07:46
cbx33so you can get per blog clouds07:46
cbx33oh and if you click on a word you see every post with that word in it07:46
cbx33that's some thing new too07:46
rodarvusogra, I wonder what is the real reason for us to have the 'edubuntu' and 'edubuntu-testers' LaunchPad groups07:46
cbx33AJAX my friend ! :D07:46
rodarvusthey seem like (weak) duplicates of edubuntu-members and ubuntu-qa07:47
capt_kirkogra: I tried the alt-f7 trick when the thin client gave me a tty screen, and it restored the graphical login.  The graphical login remained until I rebooted the thin client, when it needed another alt-f7 to kick-start it again.08:00
capt_kirkogra: Thanks for the tip.  Is there any way I can fix that with a script for now, or do I need to just put instructions by the thin clients for now?08:01
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cbx33pygi, hi08:06
pygihey ho cbx33 08:06
cbx33I broke my patch on pessulus08:07
cbx33but I found a way roudn it08:07
cbx33damn gconf and it's delayed writing of keys08:07
pygi:P08:07
cbx33supprisingly gconftool-2 has no delay08:07
cbx33but it's working well....08:07
cbx33just gotta sort out mandatory keys08:07
cbx33and I'll be finished with pessulus08:07
cbx33Amaranth, http://www.progbox.co.uk/~cbx33co/08:10
cbx33incase you're interested08:10
cbx33not finished yet or live08:10
Amaranthstop typing so i can click :P08:10
Amaranthack, epiphany froze08:11
cbx33ooop on my site?08:11
cbx33works fine in FF :S - wonder why that could be?08:11
Amaranthi dunno08:11
cbx33sorry Amaranth 08:12
Amaranthit was totem08:13
cbx33ah08:13
Amaranthlooks nice08:13
cbx33ty08:13
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EmxBAhi everybody :)08:27
pygihey ho EmxBA 08:27
Burgundaviapygi: have you seen that debian has forked cdrtools as well?08:27
EmxBApygi:o_O :D08:27
pygiBurgundavia, ofcourse08:28
Burgundaviapygi: have you had a chance to sit down with the debian guy, so as not to end up with two forks?08:28
pygiBurgundavia, what exactly am I forking? I ain't forking cdrtools :P08:30
Burgundavialibburn?08:30
pygiBurgundavia, that's my upstream project, yes08:31
Burgundaviaanyway08:31
pygithat has nothing to do with cdrtools/cdrkit 08:31
Amaranthoh, you're the fork of libburn they were talking about08:31
pygiAmaranth, who? what? why? no forks :P08:31
Amaranthpygi: in the cdrtools thread on debian-devel they said there was an original libburn and a forked version, the forked version started with 'py', i think08:32
pygiAmaranth, right :)08:33
pygihttp://libburn.pykix.org08:33
BurgundaviaI thought they filled the same niche08:33
Amaranthyeah, that's the forked one08:33
Amaranthis that yours?08:33
pygiyes, but that isn't fork :P08:33
pygiwhatever :)08:33
Burgundaviaregardless, it doesn't make sense for many forks/rewrites out there08:33
pygiBurgundavia, don't worry, I am in constant connection with debian folks anyway, doesn't matter that this isn't related :P08:34
pygiBurgundavia, oki, so libburn is library, cdrkit cdrecord fork isn't08:34
pygicdrecord && mkisofs code is very bad, humans can't read it in any possible way :P08:34
Amaranth*shudder*08:35
pygiAmaranth, what? :)08:35
Amaranthcdrecord code08:36
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sbalneavogra: ping08:50
pygisbalneav, !!!08:51
pygiI need you, you have time?08:51
sbalneavHey pygi08:51
sbalneavYep, sure do08:52
pygisbalneav, so have you sorted that iscsi suggestions mess? :P08:52
sbalneavNot yet, no.  I was working on more localdev stuff this weekend.08:52
pygisbalneav, oki, please sort out what we should use pls :)08:53
sbalneavAlright, I'll try to do some thinking on it today.08:53
pygisbalneav, thanks08:54
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pygisbalneav, once we should start writing spec09:06
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sbalneavHm!09:45
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sbalneavI can't seem to <ctrl><alt><f1> to another vty with eft-209:46
sbalneavOn a thin client.09:46
sbalneavMakes it hard to debug :(09:46
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LaserJockhi cbx33 10:40
LaserJocknice blog post10:41
cbx33hi LaserJock 10:41
cbx33thanks10:41
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cbx33how are you?10:41
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TeePOGgood evening10:43
LaserJockcbx33: fine10:44
cbx33good good10:45
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TeePOGcan anyone please tell me which usergroup[s]  a user has to belong to, in order to login over the terminal server?11:36
LaserJockTeePOG: I don't think it takes a usergroup11:37
LaserJockoh wait, nvm, I don't really know11:37
LaserJockI was thinking you were saying ssh rather than LTSP11:37
TeePOGwell, on my own username [created during installation]  i can login, but any other users i've created since, it does nothing11:37
TeePOGoh ok LaserJock11:38
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