=== jono [n=jono@88-107-14-218.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #edubuntu === Seveas [n=seveas@ubuntu/member/seveas] has joined #edubuntu === bimberi [n=dave@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.bimberi] has joined #edubuntu === keltorsori [n=keltorso@adsl-074-245-072-225.sip.msy.bellsouth.net] has joined #edubuntu === HedgeMage [n=HedgeMag@ubuntu/member/hedgemage] has joined #edubuntu [02:08] I'll cry :( === bddebian [n=bdefrees@71.224.172.103] has joined #edubuntu === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #edubuntu === lguerra [n=amorales@201.245.166.234] has joined #edubuntu [04:05] highvolt1ge: ping === lguerra [n=amorales@201.245.166.234] has left #edubuntu [] === thomp1 [n=thom@c-69-180-208-122.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has joined #edubuntu === thomp1 [n=thom@c-69-180-208-122.hsd1.tn.comcast.net] has left #edubuntu [] === ogra [n=ogra@ubuntu/member/ogra] has joined #edubuntu === BonBonTheJon [n=jon@216.23.61.170.nw.nuvox.net] has joined #edubuntu === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #edubuntu [06:25] how can I help edubuntu [06:27] BonBonTheJon: many ways [06:27] what do you like doing? [06:28] I tried looking at the web site, but I couldn't get much information [06:28] I am a computer science major, so I can do some programming or documentation [06:28] cool [06:28] for documentation, there is a major push on right now [06:28] HedgeMage: you around? [06:29] currently they are wokring on the Edubuntu Handbook [06:29] Burgundavia: FSVT [06:29] Burgundavia: what's up? [06:29] i saw a post about that on one of the news feeds [06:30] HedgeMage: BonBonTheJon the interested in helping out on documentation [06:31] ooh! [06:31] BonBonTheJon: there is a programming stuff to do as well, just the current need is for documentation [06:31] I'd be glad to help [06:31] BonBonTheJon: The Edubuntu Handbook could use all the help we can get right now :) [06:31] what do I do [06:32] BonBonTheJon: know how to use Subversion? [06:32] I've heard about it, but I don't really know how to use it [06:34] BonBonTheJon: it's pretty easy... first make sure you have it installed (the package name is "subversion") [06:35] then, check out the instructions in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/Repository [06:35] our stuff is, predictably, in Edubuntu/Handbook inside the ubuntu-doc repo [06:37] BonBonTheJon: if I can answer questions or point you in a right direction, just ask... I'll be more awake in 12 hours or so... right now I'm just catching up on some things before bed :) [06:37] feel free to poke me as long as I'm still around, though [06:37] HedgeMage: thanks, I need to be going to bed soon anyway [06:38] :) [06:38] Burgundavia: thanks agian [06:39] BonBonTheJon: no worries [06:39] feel free to ping me if you need help [06:39] I have been a member of the doc team for a very long time [06:40] BonBonTheJon: thanks for wanting to help out! [06:41] HedgeMage: I've been wanting to help out, and when I saw a post on one of the news feeds I thought this should be the place [06:42] <^Ghost2U> I installed dapper default options, and it isnt running dhcpd .. I cannot connect to it via thin client..weird [06:43] <^Ghost2U> where did i go wrong? [06:44] <^Ghost2U> more importantly, how do i fix it??? [06:45] <^Ghost2U> wanted to run ltsp [06:46] ^Ghost2U: did you install edubuntu or the workstation? [06:46] <^Ghost2U> edubuntu [06:47] the purely default install? [06:47] <^Ghost2U> it supposedly built the chroot sucessfully, and proceeded to install packages [06:47] ah [06:47] <^Ghost2U> yep, except for the ip adresses [06:47] you need two nics [06:48] one to the outside world and one to the thin clients [06:48] <^Ghost2U> B: care to expand on that??? === ^Ghost2U is confuzzled [06:49] you need two network cards [06:49] one for the thin client network and the other for the internet [06:49] <^Ghost2U> ok ... S.A.Q: why??? === nixternal yells into the mic, "test 1, 2, test 1, 2"...."is this thing on?" [06:50] ;) [06:50] 'cuase you don't want to have your dhcp server blasting out over the public interface [06:50] nixternal: hello and greetings [06:50] please don't knock over all the plants on the way in [06:50] hehe [06:50] to late [06:50] typical americans ;) [06:50] speaking of plants, ever figure out what those bugs were on your tator plants? [06:51] nope [06:51] outcome of the tators? [06:51] but they basically ruin my crop [06:51] some [06:51] ouch [06:51] that stinks [06:51] I need to dig the rest of them up this week [06:52] <^Ghost2U> B: I get that.. basically I have 2 pc's behind a router/access point, and i turned off dhcp for the router.. [06:52] right [06:52] is your dhcpd running? [06:53] <^Ghost2U> no, and i don't know why not [06:53] <^Ghost2U> no errors during install [06:53] sudo /etc/init.d/dhcpd restart [06:53] try that [06:53] <^Ghost2U> didn't work [06:53] what did it say? [06:55] <^Ghost2U> for mine it's dhcp3-server, but it fails on stop & start [06:55] g'nite [06:55] <^Ghost2U> nite nix [06:56] right [06:56] likely a config issue [06:56] likely the server has a log [06:56] find out where it is and google the specific error [06:57] I have actually never setup LTSP [06:58] how to i use kdesvn and subversion [07:00] <^Ghost2U> I did under vmware, and connected to it from another v-m on another pc.. had it working but needed to shutdown dhcp on 2003 domain to do so, so i decided to create an isolated network to experiment [07:01] <^Ghost2U> the real pc's are a bigger pain than the virtual ones [07:01] <^Ghost2U> if you can believe that! === juliux [n=juliux@ubuntu/member/juliux] has joined #edubuntu === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #edubuntu [08:14] morning [08:15] morning RichEd [08:15] hey corey ... how's canada ? [08:16] good === RichEd [n=richard@dsl-146-173-90.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #edubuntu === foRza [n=forza@firewall.hikt.no] has joined #edubuntu === luckyed [n=admin@87.139.108.135] has joined #edubuntu === cbx33 [n=c2df514b@84-45-197-14.no-dns-yet.enta.net] has joined #edubuntu [09:35] Hi guys! I need to know how to configure local device access for ltsp clients in Ubuntu 6.10. Anyone knows where to activate this? [09:35] luckyed: it should be on by default [09:37] Tried but it didn't work. I logged in remotely, plugged in a usb stick, but nothing happened. Also couldn't find any entries in /media or /mnt. Isn't the lts.conf used anymore? [09:41] hmm.... ogra would know more [09:42] It's weird, cause I found two example lts.conf files, but none that is actually being used [09:47] hmmm [09:47] I'm not really the best one to ask about it........but I know ogra would know for sure [09:49] luckyed, hey ... on a fresh edubuntu 6.10 install the localdev access is enabled by default via /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf === cbx33 was right :D [09:49] but you need to grant the access rights per user through the gnome user admin guoi or by adding the users to the fuse group [09:49] lguera: pong [09:49] ahhh.....there ya go === highvolt1ge is now known as highvoltage [09:50] thanks ogra I'll remember that one === mode/#edubuntu [+o highvoltage] by ChanServ === mode/#edubuntu [-o highvoltage] by highvoltage [09:50] ogra: I can start testing today if you'd like [09:50] i need to document it on the wiki or something, so ubuntu users know what to do [09:50] ogra: yes like on the Getting Started on the edubuntu homepage [09:50] cbx33, any test any time counts ;) [09:50] ogra: ok dude....here I go [09:51] did you get my message yesterday [09:51] about testing the multiple install procedures? [09:52] we need to test all procedures in all variations [09:52] ok [09:52] *and the parts i outlined on the mailing list if you have thin client HW [09:52] ok I'll try [09:53] dont forget about /usr/share/doc/ltsp-server/examples/qemu-ltsp ;) [09:53] OK, so I guess I'll just try to copy that sample lts.conf in there, cause there's none yet... [09:53] luckyed, thats wrong [09:53] are you sure you use 6.10 ? [09:53] ogra: ok [09:55] luckyed, how did you install ? did you by chance use the liveCD which doesnt install ltsp ? [09:57] Yes, I used the live cd, but then installed ltsp-server-standalone and openssh-server and then ran ltsp-client-setup. Ltsp is working great, but there's no lts.conf in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/ and when plugging in usb sticks they don't get mounted. === jono [n=jono@88-107-14-218.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #edubuntu [10:02] run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -pcritical edubuntu-artwork [10:03] that will give you the edubuntu defaults in ltsp [10:03] thats the part the normal installer usually does for you [10:03] hi ogra [10:03] (which is missing if you install ltsp-server-standalone afterwards) [10:04] I'm just doing it.... [10:04] it should tell you about setting ltsp defaults :) [10:04] But after that I still need to add users to the fuse group afterwards? [10:04] yep [10:05] [10:06] OK, let's see... === jinty [n=jinty@127.Red-83-50-221.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #edubuntu [10:08] Ahem, if the group fuse doesn't exist, I can just create it, right? :) [10:10] hmm [10:10] ergh [10:10] install ltspfs :) [10:11] it will do the necessary bits === ogra makes a note to put that in the install instructions === spacey [n=herman@ubuntu/member/spacey] has joined #edubuntu [10:28] hmm, installed ltspfs and added the user to group fuse, but it still doesn't work. What about ltspfsd? Do I have to install it, too? [10:28] nope [10:29] it should be installed in the client environment already, ltsp-build-client does that [10:29] did you reboot the client after the edubuntu-artwork stuff ? [10:29] yes [10:29] the lts.conf is only read on boot [10:30] Just had a look: ltspfsd isn't installed [10:30] hmm [10:30] it shouldnt be installed on the server ... but surely in the chroot ... [10:31] sudo chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 dpkg -l ltspfsd [10:32] does that return something ? [10:35] Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold [10:35] | Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed [10:35] |/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad) [10:35] ||/ Name Version Description [10:35] +++-==============-==============-============================================ [10:35] ii ltspfsd 0.4.3-0ubuntu4 Fuse based remote filesystem daemon for LTSP [10:35] right, its there [10:36] is the fuse module loaded on the server ? === pips1 [n=philipp@31.150.79.83.cust.bluewin.ch] has joined #edubuntu [10:38] (it should have been loaded by the fuse-utilspackage) [10:40] hmm, modprobe fuse on the server gives me back nothing. That means it's installed, right? [10:41] lsmod|grep fuse [10:41] :) [10:42] OK, it's installed [10:43] then it should work ... [10:43] you dont use the same user one the server and the client, do you ? [10:43] Nope, it's a different user just created for testing [10:44] ok [10:45] try: sudo chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 passwd [10:45] that will enable the root account on the thin client [10:45] then switch to console on the booted client [10:45] log inh as root with the password you created [10:46] run: ps ax|grep ltspfsd [10:46] and check if ltspfsd is running [10:47] if thats the case, plug in a device and check if it appears in /var/run/drives [10:47] OK, just a sec... [10:54] hi ogra, do you need anything testing in particular? [10:54] *tested [10:56] OK, I can't login as root on the client. Always says authentication failure. And there's no directory drives in /var/run [10:56] ltspfsd is running on the client, though [10:59] how do you know if you cant log in ? [10:59] pips1, anything indeed :) [11:00] I did ps ax | grep ltspfsd as user and it showed me the process... [11:01] as what user ? [11:01] I slightly remember sth about the root account not being activatable on the client, has that changed? [11:01] there are no users on a thin client [11:01] the above enabled it [11:01] as the test user that's in the fuse group [11:01] if you followed my step by step guide [11:01] on the client ? [11:02] there is no user on the client and there shouldnt be one [11:02] unless you added one (lock that please) [11:03] It's the user account I created on the server to have an account to log in on the client [11:03] pips1, https://wiki.edubuntu.org/Testing/Current as always :) [11:03] luckyed, ?? [11:03] there are no accounts on the clients [11:04] the client just runs an X server you never log in *on the client* but on the server *via* the client [11:04] ogra: just getting iso [11:04] But I have to type a user name and password when I log in on the client, OK? So that's the user I'm talking about [11:04] the underlying linux system on the client that runs the X server has no users [11:04] (the one you should switch to with alt-f1) [11:05] OK OK, I know that, you know what I meant... [11:05] ok [11:05] the sudo chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 passwd should have asked you for a password (at least twice) [11:06] ogra: it's best to test with a daily build, right? [11:06] use "root" for log in and the password you gave for the above command [11:06] highvoltage, best with the most recent, yes [11:06] ok thanks [11:06] http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily/ [11:06] Yes it has. I have typed a password twice, it was accepted, but when I try to log in as root via the client it's not accepted as viable password [11:06] and http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/daily-live/ [11:06] highvoltage: good question, I was about to ask that :-) [11:07] dont use the "current" link, iuf a rebuild is done it might get updated in teh middle of your download [11:07] luckyed, but you switched to console, right ? [11:08] ooh, ok === cbx33 never uses the current link [11:10] well, if you test nightlies, the current link is fine [11:10] just not 24h before a release :) since we rebuild them often then :) [11:10] ogra: what happens if use rysnc and it gets rebuilt in the middle? is that a problem? [11:11] I guess the reason I can't log in as root via the console is that this should be disabled. I remember that was the case with ltsp4.2... [11:11] heheh [11:11] it is disabled through the locked password which you unlocked with the above command [11:12] On the 1st console I saw a message notifying me that a device sda has been plugged in. Not visible anywhere, though... [11:12] thats a good sign, so the HW side should eb ok [11:12] *be [11:14] can you check that the right lts.conf is in place ? [11:14] [default] [11:14] X_COLOR_DEPTH=16 [11:14] LOCALDEV=True [11:14] SOUND=True [11:14] NBD_SWAP=True [11:14] that would be the default lts.conf edubuntu-artwork installs in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf [11:14] (only if you didnt add one manually already) [11:18] I have that same lts.conf, but at the end there's another line SYSLOG_HOST=server [11:20] oh, right [11:20] copy paste error === jbrefort [n=jean@mar44-2-82-227-215-241.fbx.proxad.net] has joined #edubuntu [11:30] Where would a usb-drive be mounted to anyways? /home/username/somewhere or /media/ or /tmp/ ? [11:37] /media/$USER/ [11:38] But it still doesn't get mounted... :( [11:38] but it will also show up on your desktop and in the places menu ... as well as on the left side in nautilus === juliux [n=juliux@ubuntu/member/juliux] has joined #edubuntu [11:42] it doesn't :( [11:47] OK, so again these are the steps I took, perhaps you can see sth essential missing: 1. Installed Edubuntu via the live cd 2. Installed ltsp-server-standalone and openssh-server 3. sudo ltsp-build-client 4. Adjusted IP settings in /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf 5. ltsp-update-sshkeys 6. sudo dpkg-reconfigure -pcritical edubuntu-artwork 7. sudo aptitude install ltspfs 8. adduser test fuse Did I forget anything??? [11:49] not that i'm aware of [11:52] if you run the command fusermount as test, what do you get ? [11:53] s/as test/as the user test/ [11:55] fusermount as test gives me: "missing mountpoint argument" [11:56] ok, test is allowed to use fuse [11:56] so the group addition is fine [12:06] But what could be missing, then? === fdoving [n=frode@ubuntu/member/frode] has left #edubuntu [] [12:26] OK, did a stupid mistake: ltsp is currently using english keyboard layout and that was the reason why I couldn't log in as root. My password's different on a German keyboard.... :( But now I looked in /var/run/drives as root and found a usbdisk-sda listed there! Yippieh! So now my only prob is: How do I get this stick mounted? [12:27] well, it got mounted (literally) but the communication between desktop and client seems not to work [12:27] add [12:27] XKBLAYOUT=de [12:27] XKBVARIANT=nodeadkeys [12:28] to your lts.conf btw [12:28] thats what i use here [12:29] done. [12:30] Is it maybe possible to mount that stick manually after it's discovered. The file in /var/run/drives is sth like a device file in /dev or am I missing sth? Then I could maybe mount it with an ordinary mount? [12:30] hmm, the only thing i can imagine would be to reboot the server, but that wuld likely only work around the preoblem if it works [12:31] Or, to say it more clearly. How does a drive get mounted once it appeared in /var/run/drives? With fusermount? Maybe I could try and find the missing part if I only knew where about to look... [12:31] nope [12:32] it gets mounted by udev which then triggers the mount in the users session on the server [12:33] Hmm, when I try to start the gnome user admin gui, it crashes and a bug report opens immediately. Maybe there's some connection here? [12:34] hmm [12:34] thats weird [12:35] works here [12:35] you did only run "adduser test fuse" before ? and didnt fiddle with /etc/group or something ? [12:36] no, I just removed the self-created group fuse before I installed ltspfs, but after that I just used adduser test fuse [12:36] oh [12:37] how did you remove it ? with delgroup ? [12:38] yep [12:38] hmm, but something there seems to have gone wrong if your gui doesnt start === Kamping_Kaiser [n=kgoetz@easyubuntu/docteam/kgoetz] has joined #edubuntu [12:40] Well, in /etc/group there's the group fuse with user test added and it has a guid 115 [12:42] and there is no other fuse entry ? === cbx33 [n=c2df514b@84-45-197-14.no-dns-yet.enta.net] has joined #edubuntu [12:42] if so, that sounds about right [12:42] ogra 17.1 instlal fine [12:42] great [12:42] just gonna try a resize install [12:43] did you test the ltsp bits ? [12:43] not yet.... [12:43] ok [12:43] do you want me to do those now or lateR? [12:43] what is more crucial [12:43] and do you have that link to the LTSP testing bits [12:43] i'll do them anyway ... knowing that the basic install didnt fail is already worth a lot, just go on :) [12:44] its on the Testing/Current wikipage [12:44] u sure I don;t mind testing the LTSP extras [12:44] ok [12:44] I can boot up a laptop and have some test back in about 30 mins [12:44] I'll do it now :p === pips1 [n=philipp@31.150.79.83.cust.bluewin.ch] has joined #edubuntu === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #edubuntu [12:50] pips1, can you add the other mirrors to http://www.edubuntu.com/Download ? it currently only shows the main archive [12:50] or highvoltage ^^^^ [12:50] hello [12:51] heya jsgotangco [12:51] ogra! [12:52] pips1: can you check my permissions, I can't edit that page :/ [12:52] hello jsgotangco and ogra :) === ogra takes a coffebreak [12:52] +e [12:52] highvoltage, thanks for caring :) === pips1 [n=philipp@31.150.79.83.cust.bluewin.ch] has joined #edubuntu [12:58] I'll try and restart the server...brb === luckyed [n=admin@87.139.108.135] has left #edubuntu [] === luckyed [n=admin@87.139.108.135] has joined #edubuntu [01:04] highvoltage: I just noticed that authors in Drupal can only edit their own content. I'll log in as admin and do it.... [01:08] ogra: just to make sure, do you really want me to add that whole huge table of download mirrors from http://www.ubuntu.com/download to http://www.edubuntu.com/Download ?! I would need to replace anything to make it Edubuntu-specific, or can I duplicate those links? [01:08] ogra: Thanks a looooot for your help! Rebooted the server and now it works! Also the user-admin-gui works . Obviously messed sth up with the addgroup fuse...But now there's one more point: I tried to create a folder on the usbdisk and then logged out, took out the stick and checked if the folder is still there (by plugging it in the server), but it wasn't. I read about this problem and reckon it has sth to do with the stick actually being mounted in a tem [01:10] ogra: I don't think it makes sense to duplicate content that is maintained in one place, if it can be avoided... in this case it might be better to just link to the ubuntu download page, no? === pips1 checks one of those mirrrors, to see if edubuntu is available there [01:11] oh... [01:12] ogra: hmmm....evolution alarm notify just caused bugbuddy to load..... [01:12] could be a memory problem.....the fact I dont have enough on the vm? [01:12] never happened before [01:14] i can;'t get my second user to login [01:14] kicks back to the ldm [01:14] just gonna check logs in a min [01:17] hmmm.he nac log into the server fine [01:18] after logging him into the server he can now log into the client [01:19] WOW Local devices works really nice [01:20] I would need to change all the mirror links to the edubuntu directory... [01:21] cbx33: I just installed from scratch, and during the initial startup (usplash?) the artwork is fubared, colours are all distorted... ?! [01:21] did you get that too? [01:21] gdm is fine [01:26] strange... I can't login from a client.. hmm. === pips1 checks the cabeling === pips1 goes to get food first [01:27] pips1: hmm....I couldn't loginto client with my second user [01:27] but first user was ok [01:27] the usplash was fine on mine [01:28] but there is a bug about garbage usplash somewhere [01:28] ogra: how do I eject a device? [01:43] cbx33: Having the same prob. Just did a few checks and created a folder on the usb-drive, then logged off and unplugged it. Sometimes the folder was still there, sometimes it wasn't written to the stick. Guess this is still a bug not yet fixed, but I also wonder if there's a "safe way" to unmount it... === gnomefreak [n=gnomefre@ubuntu/member/gnomefreak] has joined #edubuntu [01:50] RichEd: hehe. sorry for that :) [01:50] no problem ... I though I was honoured to get a personal call ... and then it was just a wrong number :( [01:50] I was just a wrong number [01:50] RichEd: ok, I'll owe you a personal call then! [01:51] :) [01:51] phones that auto-complete numbers can be a bit of a hassle :) [01:51] hey [01:52] hey mistir gotangco [01:52] get one of those all-in-one phones [01:52] hehe [01:52] i think i'm already one of them crackberries [01:53] if i don't stop, my thumbs will be come deformed in a few years [01:53] hey jsgotangco :) [01:54] jsgotangco: hehe [01:54] RichEd: very very high-level presentation coming your way [01:54] claire newman will mail you soon about a hotel suggestion for Mark when he is in Philippines ... I've let her know that you would be keen for a quiet chat if he is at a loose end in the middle of his schedule/ [01:55] oh ok === jsgotangco wonders if claire is coming too [01:56] RichEd: speak of the devil she just emailed [01:56] ^^ claire newman will mail you soon : that's what I said dude ! [01:57] ======== edubuntu meeting in 4 minutes ======= #ubuntu meeting ======= [01:57] RichEd: is she online on irc? [01:57] good morning [01:57] hi rodarvus [01:57] hullo rodarvus [01:57] jsgotangco: msg ... she's around in #canonical [01:57] hi [01:58] still in time for the meeting :) === luckyed [n=admin@87.139.108.135] has left #edubuntu [] [01:58] ping ogra [01:58] RichEd: i dont think its a good idea for me to just barge in to that channel === RichEd adjusts jsgotangco monitor settings [01:59] ^ jsgotangco: msg [01:59] doh [01:59] not join :) === kihai [n=admin@87.139.108.135] has joined #edubuntu === kihai [n=admin@87.139.108.135] has left #edubuntu [] === luckyed [n=admin@87.139.108.135] has joined #edubuntu [02:02] pips1, right, the same list of mirrors as on http://www.ubuntu.com/download [02:02] ogra: can we eject these local devices [02:03] ogra: ok [02:03] ======== edubuntu meeting now ======= #ubuntu_meeting ======= [02:03] cbx33, no need to [02:03] they get automatically unmopuinted on the client [02:03] if there was no data transfer for 2 seconds .... [02:03] so you can just unplug [02:04] ogra: COOL! [02:04] that rocks [02:04] now what about my logging in problem? [02:04] I couldn't log in with my new user [02:04] but once they had logged into the server directly they could login [02:05] hrm [02:05] wnat me to try crweating another user? [02:06] oh and I still have that sound problem [02:06] yes and please check ~/.xsession-errors after the failed attempt [02:06] file a bug for the sound prob [02:07] ok [02:08] cbx33: let me know the bug # for that sound prob you're talking about [02:08] ogra: cannot remove a gstreamer file, because it doesn't exist === sbalneav [n=sbalneav@S0106000b6a5631f9.wp.shawcable.net] has joined #edubuntu [02:08] Morning [02:08] hey sbalneav [02:09] There a meeting this morning? [02:09] sbalneav: yup [02:09] sbalneav: right now [02:09] ogra: what package shall I assign the sound bug to? [02:09] cbx33, ltsp [02:09] ok [02:09] i'll have to find a way to reproduce it ... [02:10] rm: cannot remove `/home/rich/.gstreamer-0.10/registry.*.xml': No such file or directory [02:10] rich was my user [02:10] argh [02:10] ok [02:10] crap [02:10] sorry dude [02:11] damned last minute fixes [02:11] pips1: just reporting bug now [02:11] its missing an || true [02:11] heheh [02:11] dude you rock [02:11] in the new sound handling stuff [02:11] please attach that to the bug [02:19] ogra: Do the local devices usually get unmounted when the user signs off? Cause I tried that and yet sth I wrote on the stick previously wasn't saved there... [02:20] luckyed, it unmounts two seconds after the4 last data was transferred [02:20] (automatically) [02:20] so either you pulled it out while it was still writing or you dont have write permissions [02:22] OK, sounds good, but you don't know when a data transfer is finished, so those 2 secs are probably a bit too short for plugging out. [02:23] I'm just installing Ubuntu 6.10 on another pc and will go through all those steps again just for testing. Having 15 clients with unused harddrives improves possibilities.... :) [02:24] And once 6.10 Final is out, that means migrating the server...uh*oh* === Rondom [n=Rondom@p54AEDB7B.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #edubuntu [02:25] luckyed: if you can, try testing a dapper -> edgy dist-upgrade, that would be great [02:26] right [02:26] but it wont go flawless for the chroot i guess [02:27] I will! Just not today anymore, as I'm doing this during work and there's only 90mins left :) Will post the results tomorrow [02:27] luckyed, schoenen feierabend dann :) [02:28] You mean an upgrade with a dapper with ltsp already working, do you? [02:28] yes [02:29] well, don't test it on a productive system, but on a fresh dapper install on a test machine.. === jsgotangco_ [n=jsg123@125.212.127.11] has joined #edubuntu === jsgotangco_ is now known as jsgotangco [02:31] Any preferences for which system I should use? I have an ubuntu +ltsp4.2 or an Edubuntu with integrated ltsp to try the update with... [02:33] oh, ubuntu with 4.2 to edubuntu with ltsp 5 wont work ... [02:33] i need to find out how to properly uninstall 4.2 in such cases === Kamping_Kaiser [n=kgoetz@easyubuntu/docteam/kgoetz] has joined #edubuntu === ubotu [n=ubotu@ubuntu/bot/ubotu] has joined #edubuntu [02:37] well, normally it's just a tarball that extracted, so rm -Rf /opt/ltsp-4.2 would probably suffice :) [02:37] oh, and it installs an lts directory in /var/lib/tftpboot (or just /tftpboot), but that doesn't bother ubuntu ltsp. [02:38] highvoltage, right, i mean the changes it does to dhcp tftp etc [02:38]