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hugohow to activate sound and localdevs in ltsp?12:56
paolob-parroquia Hi guys! I had a hd failure, and I had to restore the hd to a new one from a backuppc backup. I restored all (I think...), but the clients can't boot well, they only arrive at asking an IP. Any idea what do I lack or miss? thank you!12:57
LaserJockhugo: what version of Edubuntu?12:58
hugoedgy12:58
LaserJockpaolob-parroquia: maybe try #ltsp, I'm not sure12:58
LaserJockhugo: and it doesn't work?12:58
LaserJockI'm assuming :-)12:58
hugoLaserJock: did not work yet01:08
LaserJockhmm01:08
hugoLaserJock: did work with ltsp-4.2 partially01:08
LaserJockI thought it was supposed to in Edgy01:08
hugohow is it supposed to work?01:08
hugowhere would i see the device?01:08
hugoshould show up on the desktop, shouldn't it?01:09
LaserJockit should show up on the client01:09
hugoltsp channel is not very communicative by the way01:09
hugoand sound support?01:09
hugowhat do I need to do?01:09
hugowould I need to set anything in the lts.conf for local devices?01:10
LaserJockI don't *think* so but I honestly don't know01:17
LaserJockhugo: I would try emailing or looking through the edubuntu-users mailing list01:17
hugofuse group is the hint I was looking for!01:26
hugoI have to add the users to fuse group.01:26
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pllHi, anyone here?02:01
LaserJockI am, but I don't think that counts for much :-002:03
LaserJock:-) rather02:03
pllI just downloaded the edubuntu install cd and instaled but X doesn't come up.  There's no xf86cfg or any other X11 config utility installed that I can find.  I'm fairly certain it's an X Server config issue though.  Any ideas?02:05
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Kamping_Kaiserpll, , what error does it give you?02:07
pllNone, I just get a blank screen on vt7.02:07
Kamping_Kaiserthe tool to reconfigure is `sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg` fyi02:07
pllthe xserver log complains about certain fonts being missing.02:07
pllI'll try that, things have changed around so much now that x.org is in the picture :)  I'm a UNIX guy from back when monitors would lose their magic smoke if you misconfigured mode lines :)02:09
pll.02:09
Kamping_Kaiserhehe02:10
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AmbientMstrHmm02:13
AmbientMstrOh ew, this ver is for kids.02:13
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Kamping_Kaiser....02:14
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ajmitchwhat an endorsement..02:15
LaserJock:-)02:16
LaserJockI'm not really sure what he/she thought it was02:17
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=== Topic for #edubuntu: Order: http://shipit.edubuntu.org || Edubuntu - the education version of Ubuntu || http://www.edubuntu.org | Wiki: http://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuWiki | MEETING: every Wednesday see http://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuMeetingAgenda | edgy (6.10) is released ! grab it while its hot ! http://releases.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/edgy/ | Upgraders see: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuLTSPUpgradeNotes
=== Topic (#edubuntu): set by Seveas at Sun Nov 26 18:00:58 2006
=== #edubuntu [freenode-info] why register and identify? your IRC nick is how people know you. http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup
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hugo_how can I make user accounts with an uid below 1000 also show up in the gnome user-admin gui? all accounts above uid 499.07:42
LaserJockhmm, I'm not sure if that's possible07:44
LaserJockcan you do a "show all users"?07:44
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mazzinihi all, i work in a public school and would to set up a lab with edubuntu... the boxes are networked but there is no connection to internet so i carried a pc to home and i'm using apt-mirror to make a local mirror of edubuntu... i wonder how to make the local mirror available to the other pcs...i guess i have to put /var/spool/apt-mirror/* in a local apache root and made it available or there is a better way?07:56
LaserJockmazzini: there might be but that seems like a decent way07:57
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mazziniLaserJock: just a question since i am mirroring universe and multiverse i have omitted the deb-src (so it takes only 15Giga...) it's ok?07:59
LaserJockyeah, you shouldn't need source07:59
mazziniLaserJock: thnx07:59
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faeriexboiheloo08:09
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faeriexboii am looking for a little help with setting up an edubuntu server and a guide on how to use School Tool to make schedule system and such for my school.08:12
faeriexboiif anyone has help then please email me at faeriexboi@gmail.com08:12
faeriexboittyl ciao08:13
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juliuxhi all12:52
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ogramoin juliux01:00
juliuxhey ogra how cold is it in oslo?01:01
ogra-4C01:02
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juliuxsame in dresden;)01:03
willvdlogra, how did you type the degree sign01:04
juliuxwillvdl, ogra pls check http://diy.devubuntu.com/dump/edubuntu.png01:04
willvdlok01:04
ograwillvdl, 01:04
ograits left of the 1 on my keyboard ...01:04
ograshift+^01:05
willvdlogra, I see :)01:05
willvdlI must map some of my extra keys...01:05
willvdljuliux, ooh :)01:06
willvdlis there a copy of the ubuntu sticker spomewhere? want to compare01:06
juliuxwillvdl, jenda have to upload the ubuntu one;)01:07
willvdleeek. what happened to diy frontpage...01:08
willvdljuliux, just saw kubuntu one01:08
juliuxhttp://diy.devubuntu.com/repo/spreadubuntu/DIY%20Material/Batch%201,%20Stickers/ubuntu.png01:08
juliuxthat is the ubuntu one01:08
juliuxogra, what do you think about the sticker?01:09
willvdljuliux, I like the 3d effect in the ubuntu one. did you do the edubuntu one?01:10
juliuxwillvdl, no, its jendas work, but i will order 5000 stickers for germany;)01:11
juliuxwillvdl, all over 5000 not 5000 edubuntu;)01:11
willvdlok then :)01:11
willvdlback later01:23
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AstralJavaHi all, I wonder if anyone here has solved a problem in which students and teachers alike can all write to a shared directory, and also delete stuff someone else has written. Is this possible at all without imposing ACLs?02:08
Kamping_Kaiserwhat do you mean?02:09
peterlyberthThat everyone can delete files in a certain folder?02:10
AstralJavaMeaning I'd want a shared folder which doesn't have any write restrictions.02:10
AstralJavaYeah.02:10
Kamping_Kaiserso you want people to be able to read each tothers work, but not delete the files?02:11
AstralJavaNormal drwxrwxrwx won't inherit into newly created files.02:11
AstralJavaNo, they should be able to delete as well as read.02:11
Kamping_Kaiseryou'll need to set some sticky bits (i think). which i dont know02:11
AstralJavaThat might work, if all users belonged to a certain group, but that isn't the case here.02:12
AstralJavaSo far sticky bit for gid only preserved the file group ownership, but not the rights.02:13
Kamping_Kaiseri havent tried something like that02:14
AstralJavaOkay, thanks anyway. :)02:14
Kamping_Kaisersorry :(02:14
AstralJavaNot a problem, really. :) Thanks for trying!02:16
Kamping_Kaisernp. good luck! :)02:16
AstralJavaThank you again!02:17
Kamping_Kaisernp :)02:17
cbx33Hey all02:19
Kamping_Kaiserhey cbx33 :)02:22
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cbx33ogra: TCM update on my blog, will be putting up the bzr release later today02:42
humboltohow to get NX (freenx) for EDGY?02:42
cbx33someone commented ogra maybe NX is the way we should go.....02:43
cbx33brb02:43
ogracbx33, *shudder*02:43
cbx33hehe02:43
cbx33hopefully that was at the NX comment02:43
cbx33and not at my release comment ;)02:43
cbx33hehe02:43
ograif *you* want to rewrite NX to be at least basically sane, go ahead ...02:43
ograi'm not opposed to include it then02:43
cbx33no I don't02:44
ogracurrently NX is no option at all02:44
cbx33so sunday for looking at TCM yeh?02:44
cbx33I'm basically cooling off development until you've seen it now02:44
ograand given upstreams empty promises it wont become an option ...02:44
cbx33working on the edubuntu book chapter instead02:44
cbx33ok02:44
cbx33vnc works fine02:44
ogragreat !02:45
cbx33and as I said I may write a small server for it for feisty + 102:45
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cbx33ogra: it all works....but requires as I call it the integration work....making it work well with edubuntu02:45
cbx33in other words....all the little bits about passwords etc ssh keys and packaging02:46
ograok02:46
ograwe'll tackle that next week02:47
cbx33yes02:47
cbx33I was up at 5:30 this morning again02:47
cbx33I'm addicted to TCM02:47
cbx33http://www.progbox.co.uk/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/testtcm.png02:48
cbx33it's looking good02:48
cbx33brb02:50
humboltotoo bad, just a little to late to join the NX conversation.02:56
humboltoogra: By the way, I finished converting my debian sarge + ltsp 4.2 system over to an ubuntu edgy + edubuntu edgy ltsp one.02:58
ograhumbolto, there is not much to talk about ... as long as upstream NX insists to ship its onwm copy of xorg inside the code we cant support it at all02:58
ograhumbolto, cool02:58
humboltoYou remember, you told me a lot about ssh in edubuntu ltsp.02:58
ograhumbolto, there are mirrors with unofficial NX packages for ubuntu tough ...02:58
humboltoSo what is your opinion on NX?02:59
ograsee above03:00
humboltoI always ask myself, if it would not be possible to just take the X proxying part and hook it up to the ends of the current ssh tunnel.03:00
humboltoWhich part of NX were you guys refering to?03:00
humboltoThe libs, the freenx thing or the nomachine version.03:00
ograthe backend code links to an internal copy of libX03:01
ograthats not supportable03:01
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humboltoin which part?03:02
humboltothe libs itself link to the internal libX copy?03:02
ograall of the03:02
ogra*them03:03
cbx33what y athink ogra....tcm lookin good?03:03
humboltoSo it would be necessary to untie them in order to make maintaining the code easier.03:03
ograyep03:03
humboltotcm?03:03
ograhumbolto, yes, and thats something ustream promises since 2.5 years ...03:04
cbx33thin client manager03:04
ograbut they didnt do anything about it yet03:04
humboltocbx33: this is what was outlined as the ltsp-manager in the specs?03:04
ogracbx33, for consistency make it "Screen View" or "Process Viewer"03:04
ograand i dont like that blank and unblank have the same icon ... they should be distinctive ...03:05
ograalso my old vnc button should be dropped from the process view03:05
ograits redundant03:06
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cbx33ok03:07
humboltocbx33: I was always wondering why NX did not make it into the big distros yet. ogra just mentioned the libX issue to me.03:10
humboltocbx33: Is my assumption correct, that you don't like NX having it's own copy of libX, because that way, you depend on them to fix libX problems in their copy, while if it would depend on the xorg version, there would be less code to maintain?03:11
humboltoAnd as a result more security.03:12
humboltoOr is NXes libX just too old and broken?03:12
cbx33tbh humbolto I'm not too hot on that, ogra will be able to answer that question03:12
cbx33I just used vnc as it was in the spec for TCM03:12
cbx33and....well....it works03:13
humboltoare these the specs? http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/LTSPManager/03:14
cbx33no03:14
cbx33hang on03:14
cbx33https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StudentControlPanelSpec03:15
cbx33is the latest spec03:15
cbx33http://www.progbox.co.uk/wordpress/?p=20903:15
cbx33is my blog on the update03:15
humboltoincredible! you guys impress me again every day!03:18
humboltothis is exactly what a teacher wishes for!03:19
humboltowill this already be available in feisty?03:19
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ograits already in edgy03:21
ograjust not as functional as the feisty one03:21
humboltothe next feature certainly will be audio support (to have voice instead of text chat)03:21
humboltoI had a glance at what is already available in edgy03:22
ograltsp-manager will be in feisty as well ... as soon as https://launchpad.net/python-ltsp will be approved by the archive admins i'll start redesigning the frontend03:22
humboltoone more thing concerning SSH. you remember, we were talking about performance on old old machines?03:22
humboltoI had some 166mmx p1 machines in there.03:23
humboltoWell, they did not perform very well, I unfortunately have to report.03:24
humboltoI replaced them with faster machines and kept part of them to run on ltsp-4.2 XDMCP still.03:25
humboltoI hope I can use them again with edubuntu ltsp once the no-encryption ssh thing is available.03:25
humboltobut for now, this is a little drawback03:26
humboltoogra: I did not understand completely how the ssh tunneling works right now. Would you answer me some questions which came up, when I was thinking about that a bit?03:27
humboltoogra: what is the ssh key file used for?03:28
humboltoogra: are the thin clients establishing a connection prior to login?03:28
juliuxhumbolto, how much ram have your old computers?03:29
humbolto64 mb03:33
juliuxperhaps you can add more ram03:33
juliuxi have some pcs with the geode cpu and only 200mhz but with 256mb ram they are realy fast03:33
humboltothis is more a processor thing I am afraid, since the clients have to do the ssh decryption03:33
ograno, its likely a ram thing ...03:33
humboltoreally?03:33
ograwith 64M the clients will start swapping03:33
ograthat slows down everything03:33
cbx33yup03:33
humboltoI thought I don't need any ram anyway03:33
cbx33and that's never good ;)03:33
ograyou could disable features to avoid the swapping03:33
humboltosince only the kernel and x is running there basically03:33
ogralocal device support and sound are eating some memory03:33
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humboltois swapping enabled automatically?03:33
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humboltoI did not see any swap exports03:33
ograX takes some as well ... but thats soething you cant avoid03:33
ograswap is enabled automatically in edubuntu edgy ...03:33
ogras/in/since/03:33
humboltobut why did they perform so well with ltsp-42?03:33
cbx33ogra if I start writing my chapter for feisty edubuntu with the herd cd as it is, should that be a good indication03:33
humboltohow much ram is sufficient then?03:33
antoniouhello everyone03:33
humboltoI thought the thing works with 24mb now (just with swapping probably).03:33
antoniouhello ogra03:33
ograhumbolto, if sbalneav is around, ask him for the ssh server package that works with encryption=none ... i know he has such a package ... it might speed up03:33
ograhey antoniou03:33
paolob-parroquiaHi guys! I had to reinstall the edubuntu server due to a hd crash, all is going quite well, but I still have a problem: some client boot well, otros stop with a Busybox shell saying: "/bin/sh/: can't access tty; job control turned off", and waiting for a command. Any hint what could be the reason? thank you!03:33
ograhumbolto, 64M work fine without extra features ...03:33
ograpaolob-parroquia, seems your clients cant mount the nfs root03:34
humboltoextra features like ltspfs and sound?03:34
ograright03:35
humboltoconcerning the ssh-keys, the once I generate with ltsp-update-sshkeys03:35
ograltspfs needs some space for caching etc ...03:35
humboltowhat are theys keys used for?03:35
ografor the ssh handshake if you log in03:36
paolob-parroquiaogra: could be that, in the other console it says: "mount: NFS mount failed: bad file descriptor", and keeps on with various "no such file or directory" referring to various mounting03:36
ograif you ssh on comandline you get this yes/no question weather to accept the connection or not ...03:36
humboltobut I can't access the keys via nfs and get access to the server with them alone?03:36
ograif yu  answer it with yes the server key is stored locally ...03:36
humboltoI understand03:37
ograltsp-update-sshkeys does exactly that03:37
ograso the question doesnt come up03:37
humboltoThought it is used for auth to get some pre login connection03:37
ogranope03:37
humboltogreat03:37
ograits only to prevent that question03:37
humboltoand the none-enc ssh server. what if somebody form the WAN wan03:38
humboltowants to log on with enc none?03:38
ograthe ssh server has an option to override that ... but it makes the conection insecure, so we went the way of copying the key into the client environment03:38
humboltocan I forbid that?03:38
ograno03:38
paolob-parroquiaogra, I rm'ed the ltsp tree and rerun ltsp-build-client, where could be located the problem?03:38
ograif he has a bvalid user account he can log in as on every other open ssh server03:38
ograpaolob-parroquia, surely on your nfs server03:39
humboltoand choose which enc to use (as long as it is allowed on the server)03:39
ogracheck if its running and if you can mount /opt/ltsp from it03:39
ogra(from another workstation)03:39
paolob-parroquiaogra, it's running, and it restarts without problems03:40
cbx33ogra: do we have a documented troubleshooting document for LTSP/NFS problems?03:40
cbx33I was thinking of adding a section for it into the edubuntu chapter03:40
ogracbx33, that would be nice ...03:41
paolob-parroquiaogra, in /etc/exports I have "/opt/ltsp       *(ro,no_root_squash,async)"03:41
paolob-parroquiais it ok?03:41
ograthere is a doc on the ltsp wiki, please chack that as well03:41
ograabout package size ...03:41
cbx33ok03:41
ograpaolob-parroquia, yep perfect03:41
paolob-parroquiaogra, reinstalling some package?03:41
ogracan you use a workstation in the same network and try to mount it from there ?03:41
ograpaolob-parroquia, ??03:42
cbx33ogra, I'm sorry I'm having to ask you about lot's of stuff for this chapter ;)03:42
paolob-parroquiaogra, I wonder if reinstalling nfs package could help me...03:42
ogranope03:42
humboltoI would like to help with documentation for this project. Is there a wiki page I could contribute too?03:42
paolob-parroquiaogra but the strange thing is that 3 of the 40 client boot well...03:42
cbx33paolob-parroquia: trying mounting from another machine manually03:43
cbx33that always helps me03:43
ograhumbolto, willvdl coordinates most of the doc stuff03:43
humboltotnx03:43
cbx33humbolto: some docs on how you manage to get it working well on 64Mb machines will be great once you've done them ;)03:45
humboltoShort doc. Put in more RAM.03:45
humboltoWill 128 do?03:45
cbx33haha03:45
ograpaolob-parroquia, try adding: "MOPTS=nolock,ro,wsize=2048,rsize=2048" to the kernel line in /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.cfg/default03:45
humboltoWhat is a sufficient size with all services enabled (no local apps)03:45
humboltosound, ltspfs (printing)03:45
ogra128 should be fine03:45
cbx33ogra: what's that for....i could add it to the trouble shooting guide03:45
humboltovnc access from the student-control-panel03:45
ogracbx33, packaetsize of nfs packages ...03:46
paolob-parroquiaogra, I did it, what service must I restart03:46
paolob-parroquia?03:46
ograon busy networks it can prevent timeouts03:46
ograpaolob-parroquia, the thin client03:46
paolob-parroquiaogra, ok, let me see03:47
cbx33thanks ogra03:47
ograanyway, i need to do some work now ...03:47
ogranuff support ...03:47
cbx33*bah*03:47
cbx33ogra: I am going to need to tap your brain at some point03:48
cbx33after sunday ;)03:48
ograyes03:48
ogramdz will get angry if i spend all the time they felw me to oslo with support ...03:48
ogra*flew03:48
cbx33you're in oslo now?03:49
cbx33cool....03:49
cbx33you get on with it then dude.....03:49
paolob-parroquiaogra, I bit better: some client more booted up...03:50
cbx33speak to you later ;)03:50
ogracbx33, yes until friday and i have to implemet 3 specs til then ... i have done 1/2 yet ... too much chatting ...03:50
ograpaolob-parroquia, try to raise the values ... http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/NFS has more info03:51
cbx33go go go03:51
paolob-parroquiaogra,  sudo showmount -e gives "rpc mount export: RPC: Timed out"03:54
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paolob-parroquiaogra: I raised the values to 4096 and 4096, but that's worse: no client is arriving to the graphic login.03:59
peterlyberthI saw a cheap opteron based server, and thougt it would be great as an Edubuntu server. But opteron is a 64 bit cpu, so wont that give problems with flash and so?03:59
paolob-parroquiathey stop with a "mount: RPC timed out" and "mount: NFS mount failed: bad file descriptor" and the various "no such file or directory"04:00
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sbalneavMorning all04:04
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peterlyberthAnyone running edubuntu on a opteron based server?04:07
peterlyberthWont the 64 bit cpu eliminate an easy way for the users to ger flash?04:07
peterlyberthAllo?04:10
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bddebianHeya04:13
peterlyberthhya04:15
peterlyberthWhat kind of cpu would you recommend for at edubuntu server setup?04:15
sbalneavpeterlyberth: Depends.  How many people are you looking to support?04:18
peterlyberthsbalneav: a small five client setup04:19
sbalneavFor only 5 clients, just about any reasonable desktop machine should work.04:20
sbalneavHigh end pentium 3 or Athlon XP would be fine.04:20
peterlyberthWow!04:20
sbalneavAnything above that would just be gravy04:20
sbalneavJust make sure it's got lots of ram.04:21
peterlyberthI saw a cheap opteron server. Whould that be a wise buy?04:21
ogras/gravy/extendable/ :P04:21
sbalneavSure.04:21
sbalneavThat will give you lots of growth potential.04:21
ogra:)04:21
peterlyberthThe thing is that the users will be kids And kids=flash. And flash aint 64 bit...04:22
sbalneavRun it in 32 bit mode then.04:22
peterlyberthDoes the opteron cpu support 32 bit?04:22
peterlyberthDamn just googled. It suport 32 bit04:24
peterlyberthMy bad04:24
peterlyberthThen the opteron it is:-)04:24
peterlyberthThanks for the help04:26
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elkardineed help to install edubuntu to thumb drive05:02
sbalneavelkardi: I don't think installation to a thumb drive's a supported installation method.  You might be able to get it to go, but it will take a lot of work.  Why do you need it on a thumb drive?05:13
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cbx33ogra, herd2 seems broken here05:18
cbx33get past choosing keyboard, but then it hangs05:18
cbx33and switching to vtt4 yields kernel not found messages over and over agin05:19
ogracbx33, sure you downloaded herd2 ?05:20
cbx33yes05:20
cbx33cdimages.ubuntu.com05:20
ograand there ?05:20
cbx33http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/releases/feisty/herd-2/05:20
ograhmm, i tested it on three different machines ...05:21
cbx33hmm....I wonder why it doesn;t work here05:22
ograanyway, no way to fix it if its broken now ...05:22
cbx33no....but...i need to insstall feisty05:22
cbx33;)05:22
elkardisbalneav: i don't want to spend to much money on hard drive.05:26
cbx33maybe I should md5sum it05:26
cbx33check it's valid?05:26
cbx33can I md5sum a cd?05:26
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migicbx33, why not05:27
cbx33migi...doing it now ;)05:28
sbalneavelkardi: The standard installation doesn't allow for installation to a thumb drive.  Are you planning on running terminals off of this installation?05:29
cbx33ogra md5sum matches05:30
cbx33did I mention this is a vmware machine05:30
cbx33I'll try it again05:30
elkardisbalneav: i already install it (by following the guide from ubuntu), but went boot it say cannot find kernal :05:31
cbx33ogra, occasionally, i see other messages popping by05:31
cbx33is there anyway to connect to the outside world from the alternative install cd busybox05:34
cbx33so that I can copy accross the syslog05:34
ogracbx33, you can install the ssh client somehow from the installer menu05:35
ograthen you can scp it05:36
cbx33ahh ok05:36
cbx33thanks dude05:36
ogradont ask about the exact steps its a while ago i did that05:36
ogra(i usually have a aprtition i can just mount to copy it to)05:36
cbx33i just found the tiem05:36
ogra*partition05:36
cbx33but...05:36
cbx33its the first hardware scan that it fails at05:36
cbx33which it requires to find the cd05:37
cbx33ogra I was stung by https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/8029405:46
ograah, yeah, thats a mean one05:52
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cliebow_ok dumbo question..how to get riight click in poerpc??06:07
ograf1206:15
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cliebow_heh:didnt want to plague you!06:21
Laser_awayogra: is there a particular reason to do scribus-ng over scribus?06:23
Laser_awayI was thinking about that the other day06:24
ogra<mrdocs> "As we announced previously, there will be no more development or bug fixes to 1.2.x series. We now recommend all distributions package only Scribus 1.3.3.x."06:24
ograthats what i was just told in #scribus06:24
Laser_awayoh wow06:24
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cbx33hey LaserJock07:56
LaserJockcbx33!07:56
cbx33howz it going?07:56
LaserJockdoing good, I think ;-)07:57
cbx33excelelnt07:57
cbx33seen how far tcm has come?07:57
LaserJockI saw your blog post07:59
LaserJockrockin'07:59
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humboldtsbalneav: ogra told me, you might have an openssh-server package which offers a "none" encryption option.08:12
cbx33ogra.....does the 6% select and install software step take longer now?08:31
cbx33mine seems frozen08:31
cbx33tty4 shows just the in-target: list of pacakges08:31
cbx33CD is thrashing away08:32
cbx33but nothing much happening08:32
cbx33oh08:33
cbx33it;'s doing something now08:33
juliuxcbx33, ogra is not here;)08:44
cbx33hehe08:44
cbx33oh yeh08:44
juliuxhe left 19:1708:45
cbx33i see that now08:45
cbx33in fact I saw before I wrote the message08:45
cbx33but forgot08:45
sbalneavhumboldt: Yes, I patched openssh to accept the "none" encryption algorythm.08:47
cbx33sbalneav, you rock08:49
sbalneavWell, what I understand is that the official openssh packages in feisty will support this as well.08:49
LaserJockI don't quite understand why it's needed08:50
LaserJockis the encryption that much of a problem?08:50
cbx33slows down older machines in edubuntu08:50
cbx33so I've heard08:51
sbalneavOn a low-powered client08:51
sbalneavyes08:51
sbalneavIf you've got a pentium 75, doing ANY encryption's painful :)08:51
LaserJockwell, but it seems to me like that wouldn't make a very good thin client anyway08:51
LaserJockbut I can see where at some point any little improvment helps08:52
cbx33hheh08:52
sbalneavLaserJock: down in Brazil, P75's is all they got :)08:54
cbx33sbalneav, it'll make a great difference to them then08:54
LaserJockyeah, but those Brazilians are crazy :-)08:55
sbalneavOne of the things you very quickly realize working with LTSP is: there's still a LOT of people using hardware that's at least 10 years old or greater.08:55
sbalneavAnd if you can turn a lab full of p75's from being bricks into useful machines, then "Viva la revelocion!" says I.08:55
LaserJockwell, I found out about a week ago I get to teach this semester08:55
sbalneavHey!08:55
sbalneavCongrats!08:55
LaserJockheh08:56
sbalneavTenure's next08:56
LaserJocknot exactly08:56
LaserJockjust labs08:56
LaserJockbut then this weekend I learned I'm co- Head TA / Computer Lab TA08:56
cbx33cool08:56
cbx33i love teaching08:56
sbalneavOnce you have tenure, then you only need to teach one intro course per semester, and spend all the rest of your time on Ubuntu :)08:56
ajmitchhi08:56
LaserJockso I'm in charge of the computer lab too08:56
LaserJockso I went looking for it08:57
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LaserJockand I found it in the library on the 3rd floor08:57
sbalneavhello ajmitch08:57
LaserJockbut they bought all brand new machines :/08:57
LaserJockshiney new flat panel Dells08:57
LaserJockso although they are nice, I think that shoots my idea of turning it into an LTSP lab08:58
ajmitchand you get to put ubuntu on them all? ;)08:58
LaserJockno08:58
ajmitchwhat a waste of machines08:58
LaserJocknow that they've bought new computer I'm sure they don't want me mucking around with them08:58
LaserJockwith the old ones I couldn't do much harm ;-)08:58
sbalneavWhat he needs is for a lab-wide "hard drive crash" to occurr.08:58
LaserJockheh08:59
sbalneavFor a small fee, in cash, small, unmarked bills only, please, I can arrange that to happen.08:59
LaserJock"Donno what happened, all 12 computers had some sort of sticky substance in there hard drives"08:59
LaserJock"Looks like honey or something"08:59
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LaserJock"Well, I have a solution for you!"08:59
sbalneav"Yeah, and when the dell guy showed up to fix it, a big anvil with '20 tons' painted on the side fell on his head"09:00
LaserJockhaha, "the dell guy showed up" that's rich09:00
LaserJock;-)09:00
sbalneavThought you'd like that :)09:00
LaserJockwell, seriously, I think they are getting rid of the computer lab anyway09:01
LaserJockI think a lot of it's due to Windows09:01
ajmitchgetting rid of it by getting new systems?09:01
LaserJockno09:01
LaserJockwell, they may buy some laptops09:02
LaserJockbut they are finding that computer labs just aren't cost effective anymore09:02
cbx33hi ajmitch09:02
LaserJockat least for individual departments09:02
LaserJockall people were doing in ours is IM'ing and surfing the web09:02
LaserJockthey weren't learning anything and they didn't have much access to chemistry apps09:03
cbx33grrr the ltsp build step of the install failed09:03
LaserJockso for the amount of space it takes and people to run a computer lab09:03
LaserJockit's not worth it09:03
cbx33sbalneav, is it just ltsp-build-client with no options to build a client on edubuntu now?09:10
sbalneavyuppers09:11
sbalneavYou can always mirror from the cd with the --mirror option09:11
sbalneavto speed up package getting.09:11
ajmitchcbx33: how's TCM coming along?09:11
cbx33ajmitch, check the blog...heheh almost done09:12
cbx33lemme link you09:12
cbx33http://www.progbox.co.uk/wordpress/?p=20909:12
cbx33it's looking swish09:12
ajmitchfancy09:13
cbx33heheh....09:14
cbx33yeh it's getting there09:14
cbx33ogra and I plan to look at it on sunday09:14
cbx33till then I'm book chapter writing09:14
cbx33sbalneav, been looking at the ltsp website...09:15
cbx33I'm writing the edubuntu chapter for the official ubuntu book09:15
cbx33got any trouble shooting tips?09:15
cbx33I want an ltsp trouble shooting page09:15
sbalneavI've actually got a ton of them.  They were in a disconnected "troubleshooting" section on the edubuntu handbook.09:16
sbalneavBut since the svn server's changed, I'm not sure where they are.09:16
cbx33oh09:18
cbx33i saw some on the wiki09:18
cbx33but want some really common ones09:18
cbx33if you could dig something out for me that'd be great?09:19
sbalneavSure.09:21
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cbx33oslo - and 3 specs09:25
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cbx33he's hard at work09:25
ajmitchyeah, but just what is he working on?09:25
ajmitchI knew he was in oslo, and I know he's got 3 specs to do :)09:26
cbx33oh check his specs page09:26
cbx33they are 3 edubuntu specs I believe09:26
ajmitchyes, edubuntu-2-cds, -network-auth-{client,server}09:27
cbx33there ya go ;)09:27
ajmitchbut I wanted to know what he was doing for them, especiialy network-auth-client :)09:27
cbx33oh09:27
cbx33no idea09:27
ajmitchsince I've been hacking stuff related to that this week09:27
ajmitchhttps://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuNetworkAuthClient09:27
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ajmitchgiven that implementation there depends on my code still, I need to get the package into shape asap09:28
ajmitchsince it should have been done awhile ago09:28
cbx33ahh09:29
cbx33i see09:29
cbx33mail him and see;)09:29
ajmitchpfft09:30
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cbx33hehe09:30
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cbx33sbalneav, got a sec?09:42
sbalneavyep09:45
sbalneavwhassup?09:46
cbx33should the dhcp-server be automatically started in feisty?09:46
cbx33i just did an install of edubuntu09:46
cbx33and it didn't start the dhcp server09:46
cbx33is that normal?09:46
cbx33do I need to start it manually09:46
sbalneavdid you install "ltsp-server" or "ltsp-server-standalone"?09:47
sbalneav-standalone gets you the dhcp server.09:47
cbx33i did a default install of edubuntu feisty09:47
sbalneavOh, then it should start automagically09:47
sbalneavif it doesn't, that's a paddlin'09:47
cbx33hmm.....it didn't09:48
sbalneaverr, that's a bug09:48
cbx33could it be because the ltsp-build-client failed?09:48
sbalneavBUG!!! SQUASH IT!!!09:48
sbalneavsssssshouldn't be, I wouldn't think, because the dhcpd is installed long before the ltsp-build-client is run, methinks.09:49
cbx33hmm09:49
sbalneavWhere's the pointer to the feisty edubuntu iso?09:49
cbx33where should I check to see if its run09:49
sbalneavI grabbed ubuntu feisty on the weekend, but not edubuntu?09:49
sbalneavs/\?/\./09:49
stelissbalneav: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/releases/feisty/herd-2/09:50
sbalneavexcellent, torrenting it now.09:53
sbalneavthankee09:53
sbalneavhmmm09:53
sbalneavkinda slow on the torrent.09:54
sbalneav"connecting to peers (0.0%)09:54
cbx33I've never used torrent09:54
stelisI don't know whether this link was advertised outside the edubuntu mailing list09:54
sbalneavA wget will do,too09:55
stelisOr it could just be blocked ports09:55
stelisYou need 6881-6889 inclusive09:55
stelisAnd your ISP has to allow them to :)09:55
sbalneavI've torrented other stuff, that works fine.09:55
sbalneavwget ahoy09:57
sbalneavMan, between wget, bttorrentcurses, and screen, I never have to wait for downloads.09:58
sbalneavKick 'em off at home on my box while I'm at work, detach the screen, dl's done by the time I'm home from work.09:58
sbalneavWho says the command line's dead?09:58
stelisNot me.09:59
stelisNor MS - they released a new shell for Windows a while ago...09:59
cbx33oh I thought they took it out of vista10:00
cbx33they did have one10:00
stelisIt's now a separate download...I ran it on XP10:00
LaserJocksbalneav: my wget still has over an hour :/10:01
sbalneavBillG C:\> rename bash.exe command.exe10:01
LaserJocksbalneav: are you hogging it? :p10:01
sbalneavYep.10:01
sbalneavAll my packets are tagged with the "NoLaserJock" QOS bit set.10:02
LaserJock:(10:02
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sbalneavHey, any scuttlebut on where the next UDC is going to be?10:03
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sbalneavBeuhler? anyone? anyone?10:04
LaserJocksbalneav: Spain10:04
LaserJocknot sure what city though10:04
sbalneavCool10:05
LaserJockI'm thinking I probably won't get to attend10:05
LaserJockI've got too much to do this spring10:05
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cbx33hmmm10:07
cbx33sbalneav, the dhcpserver failed10:08
cbx33where can I find logs?10:08
sbalneav/var/log/daemon.log10:08
cbx33thanks10:08
sbalneavwhat's your /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf file look like?10:08
cbx33well it's autogenerated now10:09
cbx33isnt it10:09
cbx33apparently10:09
cbx33No subnet declaration10:09
cbx33and not configured to listen on any interface10:10
stelisSame here - I've just tried to start DHCP on edubuntu herd210:10
cbx33ogra said "it worked first time for me"10:10
sbalneavhm10:11
sbalneavI'll load it tonight.10:12
cbx33:(10:12
cbx33sbalneav, can you give me any clues on how to fix?10:12
cbx33I'll pastebin a config file10:12
LaserJockcbx33: could it have something to do with your vmware network configuration?10:12
cbx33possible but unlikely10:13
cbx33it's worked before on dapper10:13
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cbx33http://pastebin.ca/32609210:14
cbx33seems pretty close to the one in the getting started guide10:15
sbalneavThat seems right.10:16
sbalneavso what does "invokerc.d dhcp3-server restart" give you?10:16
cbx33sbalneav, where do we set which network device the server runs off of?10:17
cbx33maybe that's it10:18
cbx33in the installation, is the first primary network device which we select in the edubuntu install the LTSP side of the network or the other side10:19
cbx33also the eth1 device isnt "configured" according to the gnome networking tool10:22
cbx33could that be having an effect?10:22
cbx33it's not in /etc/network/interfaces either10:22
sbalneavProbably10:23
cbx33any help?10:23
sbalneavWhat are the terminals set up on, the second interface?10:23
cbx33yes10:23
cbx33well i want them to be10:23
sbalneavI was under the impression that ogra had set it up so that the unused interface WOULD become the ltsp interface, and the dhcpd would run on that one.10:24
sbalneavSo maybe it's an installation bug.10:24
sbalneavI'll try it tonight on a two interface machine.10:24
cbx33how would I manually set it up10:24
cbx33?10:24
cbx33or is it complicated?10:24
sbalneavWhat's the ip address of your primary interface?10:25
cbx33it's dhcp assigned10:25
sbalneavNah, nothing's ever complicated. :)10:25
cbx33the intaller did that10:25
sbalneavok, but what RANGE?10:26
sbalneav192.168.0.x?10:26
cbx33192.168.16.10:26
sbalneavok10:26
sbalneaveasy peasy then10:26
sbalneavmanually confugure your eth1 to be 192.168.0.25410:26
sbalneav255.255.255.010:26
cbx33ok10:26
sbalneavltsp-update-sshkeys10:26
sbalneavinvoke-rc.d dhcp3-server start10:27
sbalneavbob10:27
sbalneavbob's yer uncle10:27
cbx33what for the gateway?10:27
cbx33or should I leave that blank10:27
sbalneavDon't need that one.10:27
sbalneavYou're not going to route off the interface, so it doesn't matter.10:27
cbx33ok10:27
cbx33still failed10:28
cbx33it's still trying to tie it to eth010:28
cbx33where is that set?10:28
sbalneavtake a look in /etc/default/dhcp3-server10:28
sbalneavwhat's it say in the options line?10:29
cbx33hang on10:29
sbalneavINTERFACES=""?10:29
cbx33yup10:30
cbx33thats it10:30
sbalneavMan, if I had a nickle for every dhcpd problem I've solved, I'd have a bunch of nickles :)10:30
sbalneavINTERFACES="eth1"10:30
cbx33yup10:30
cbx33doing now10:30
sbalneavThey don't have nickles in Britain, if I remember.10:30
sbalneavBut you don't use pence, shillings, etc any more, either.10:31
cbx33GRRR10:31
cbx33now it says10:31
sbalneavwhat doesn daemon.log say?10:31
cbx33no subnet for eth1 (0.0.0.0)10:31
sbalneavis eth1 up?10:31
sbalneavifconfig eth110:31
sbalneavbetcha it isn;t10:32
sbalneavbetcha betcha betcha10:32
cbx33no10:33
cbx33and it can't bring it up for some reason10:33
cbx33http://pastebin.ca/32611410:33
cbx33too few parameters for iface line10:33
cbx33:(10:33
sbalneavCan't get it up, eh?  Geez, and you havn't even been married for 15 years like me :)10:34
sbalneavbwahahaha10:34
sbalneavyeah, that's a bug I ran into the other night.10:34
blue-frogcbx33: inet static10:34
sbalneavcheck the iface line10:34
sbalneaviface eth1 inet static10:34
blue-frogiface eth1 inet static10:34
sbalneavadd the static10:34
cbx33grrrr10:35
sbalneavnetwork mangler has a problem.10:35
sbalneavdurned gui tools10:35
cbx33yeh indeed10:35
sbalneavvi ALWAYS works :)10:35
cbx33w00t10:36
sbalneav\o/10:36
cbx33has that bug been bugged?10:36
sbalneavDunno.  I was going to file it tonight if not.10:37
cbx33please do10:37
cbx33hehe10:37
sbalneav"Gui tools: causing more problems than they solve since 1985!"10:38
LaserJock:-)10:38
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cbx33flippin eck10:39
sbalneav:D\-<10:39
sbalneav:D|-<10:39
sbalneav:D/-<10:39
cbx33just got tonnes of ata exception errors10:39
cbx33but it's working10:41
cbx33kernel has some bugs that need to be worked out10:41
sbalneavMore prophetic words were never spoken.10:42
cbx33thanks so much sbalneav10:42
cbx33I owe you10:42
paolob-parroquiaHi guys! I am still with the problems with the clients that don't want to boot up after the restore of the backup. What do you reccomend me:10:42
paolob-parroquia1. apt-get reistall all the packages10:43
paolob-parroquia2. reistall the whole sistem from cd10:43
paolob-parroquia?10:43
LaserJockthe server works fine though otherwise?10:44
paolob-parroquiaLaserJock, are you asking me?10:50
LaserJockpaolob-parroquia: yes10:53
paolob-parroquiaLaserJock, yes the server works fine, the problem is that the clients doesn't boot up, they stop with a busybox console, the problem is an error with nfs mounting10:54
cbx33thanks so much sbalneav10:54
LaserJockpaolob-parroquia: so it seems a little harsh when it's only the client chroot or LTSP that would be the problem10:54
LaserJockto completley reinstall10:54
paolob-parroquiaLaserJock, I think so10:54
paolob-parroquiaLaserJock, no, I think the ltsp chroot is ok, because I reinstalled it with ltsp-build-client. Supposedly the problem isn't in the ltsp tree10:56
paolob-parroquiaLaserJock, and nfs works fine (apparently): I can mount /opt/ltsp from another pc10:57
LaserJockwell, but LTSP is where the client get's the kernel, I think10:58
sbalneavpaolob-parroquia: What's the contents of your /etc/exports?11:00
paolob-parroquiasbalneav, I checked it with ogra, it's ok11:00
sbalneavThen it should work.11:01
sbalneavDo the client's boot the kernel?11:02
sbalneavWHere do they stop, exactly?11:02
cbx33sbalneav, hmmm......that worked, but....now the dhcp server is serving addresses on eth0 as well :(11:02
cbx33and interfering with my other dhcp server11:03
sbalneavshouldn't, if you set the INTERFACES="eth1" line.11:03
cbx33swat i thought11:03
cbx33unless the devices are the other way round11:03
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peter_lyberttSay the users all need evolution, now is there a way to automate the setup process?11:34
Kamping_Kaiserpeter_lybertt, ?11:38
peter_lyberttI mean if there is say 30 users, who all need to use evolution, but cant set it up them selves. Then it would be a crap job, set 30 email accounts up in evolution.11:40
peter_lyberttSo is there a script or program which can automate the process11:40
Kamping_Kaiseri doubt it tbh11:41
peter_lyberttto bad. I didnt thought so, but perhaps some of u pro's knew of some kind of program11:43
Kamping_Kaiserif you find one let me know... i do it by hand :|11:45
stelisIIRC, Red Hat developed something for storing Evo user settings in LDAP11:46
peter_lyberttstelis: Is it avalible for download?11:47
stelisProbably...it was written by one of their developers (Mark McGlouglin?), and I don't know if it's a formal product11:49
stelishttp://live.gnome.org/Evolution/GConfLDAPBackend11:54
peter_lyberttstelis: Thanks!11:59
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