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biotrox!banned04:37
ubotuIf you have been banned it is probably because you have not gone along with what is acceptable behaviour. If you're not sure what acceptable behaviour is please see http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/04:37
biotroxif i'm bein' banned from other channel of ubuntu how to resolve this..?04:38
biotrox:(04:39
LaserJocktalk to #ubuntu-ops04:40
biotroxoke thanks04:40
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sperotekI know I can hear sound, like a music file on the computer from my thin clients since sound is set to true, but I can't hear the sound in a youtube video. Is this something I can fix?02:15
ograsperotek, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/edubuntu-users/2007-June/001253.html02:22
ograhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/EdubuntuFAQ has it as well :)02:24
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sperotekI only had one other problem other than sound and local devices, I have to make a server with around 500 users (students), is there a tutorial somehow explaining how it can be done so they have the same user privileges, settings, desktop with icons and everything. Some automated way or some easier way?02:51
sperotekOnce I can solve that problem, and I make a presentation to my boss to convince him to convert a lab to an edubuntu lab02:52
sperotekI have tried finding some guide through Google for a long time, but can't find anything02:53
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LaserJockmorning ogra03:19
ograheya03:19
LaserJockogra: so what do you think about this lang-pack installation from addon CD issue03:19
ograwell, the language selector should pick it automatically if the CD is mounted03:20
LaserJockI dug around a little, and if you select "Start Package Manager" when the pop in the CD the CD is added as an apt source03:20
ograwe should test that, and if it works, probably add a utton to the popup dialog03:20
LaserJockhmm, yeah03:20
ogradunno if thats good UI wise, but that would be an option ...03:21
LaserJockI think it would be a fairly common use-case03:21
ogramore tricky will be the gcompris install03:21
ograwe dont have a package for each language, so we cant bind them directly to the langpacks03:21
LaserJockwell, I was thinking of having a gcompris-addon metapackage in my metapackages03:22
LaserJockthat deps on all gcompris langs03:22
LaserJockthat would at least give an all-or-nothing solution03:22
LaserJockI think most people won't mind installing all the languages if they are on the CD03:22
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ograwell, thats what we did before03:23
ograwe could just add a dep to our gcompris package03:23
LaserJockwell, but that would affect people downloading it from the net too03:23
LaserJocklike from Ubuntu03:23
ograhmm03:24
LaserJockthat's why I was thinking an edubuntu-addon-gcompris metapack might help03:31
ograoh sigh ... pulseaudio uses quilt as patchsystem03:33
ograas if two package patch systems wouldnt be enough03:33
ogragrr03:33
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LaserJockogra: hehe, just keeps you on your toes03:38
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a5benwillisogra: Hi there03:48
a5benwillisI just got home from a huge Ed Tech event in Atlana, GA USA03:48
a5benwillisLots of talk about Edubuntu03:48
ogracool !03:48
a5benwillisMostly good... a fewbad that I didnt agree with.03:48
a5benwillisOne presenter said to a roon of about 300 people that he didnt recomend Edubuntu to the beginner because it still has some issues.03:50
a5benwillisLike sound issues and that it takes 5 minutes or more for a client to boot which may make a beginner think they've done something wrong.03:51
ograhe is right, even thouggh his client HW likely doesnt hit the minimal spec :)03:51
ogragutsy fixes the slow boots03:52
ograthere are no sound issues though03:52
ograactually what we have in feisty is the best sound support any ltsp ever had03:52
a5benwillisThe other big thing that I heard was people wanting good edubuntu-novell integration.03:52
ograwhat would that mean ?03:52
a5benwillisA lot of k-12 stilluses netware for user accounts.03:52
ograah, well, we have all clients available for that03:53
a5benwillisLogin authentication from novell e-directory etc...03:53
ograjust no scripting or setup for it ... ts a bit of manual work03:53
a5benwillisany guides for it?03:53
ograbut its not as if you couldnt do it03:53
a5benwillisI spoke with on IT director from Washington state who has spent lots of time trying to get it to work. His IT department isnt as big as minebut they are more into open source as a district that us.03:54
a5benwillisHe hasnt had any luck so he just uses generic logins to the clint then uses an launcher to the users home directory which then asks for authentication..03:55
ogralook for docs about the mars_new stuff03:56
ograerr03:56
ogramars_nwe03:56
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ograogra@laptop:~/packages/pulseaudio-0.9.6$ apt-cache search netware ncp03:57
ogralibncp - shared library used by programs that use NetWare Core Protocol03:57
ogralibpam-mount - PAM module that can mount volumes for a user session03:57
ogralibpam-ncp - PAM module allowing authentication from a NetWare server03:57
ograncpfs - utilities to use resources from NetWare servers03:57
ograall there :)03:57
ograi'm sure you will find a howto03:58
a5benwillisogra: Ive spent lots of time with those modules. There was a problem using them with ldm03:58
ograyou just need to make sure the ssh server uses it03:58
ograldm is dumb ...03:58
ograthe importan part is the pam setup for ssh03:58
a5benwillisright, tryingto remember here, its been a few months. The problem was really with ssh and the modules..03:59
a5benwillisLooking through notes now.03:59
a5benwillisThe user had to exist on the local machine for ssh to allow the login.04:00
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stgraberogra: still the ssh problem even once ltsp-update-sshkeys and ltsp-update-image05:47
ograweird05:47
ograis the server you try to log in to in the known hosts file ?05:47
stgraberyes and this Permission denied (publickey,password) looks weird as well05:48
stgraberyes it's05:48
stgraber172.16.1.205:48
stgraberdhcp on 172.16.0.3 and client 172.16.1.105:48
stgraberI don't really see where the problem is05:48
ograhmm, me neither05:48
ograit worked with a real client ?05:49
stgraberas when I'm on my laptop on Ubuntu I can ssh root@172.16.1.2 without any kind of problem05:49
ograor did it fail there as well ?05:49
stgraberwell, I'm on a real client05:49
ograare you sure its trying to log in to that server ?05:49
ogrado you see the ip in ldm.log05:49
stgraberI'm trying ssh root@172.16.1.1 from a console on the thin client (tty2)05:49
ograoh, wait, i dont even know if we write it to the log05:50
ograsbalneav, do we ? ^^^05:50
ograssh from commandline doesnt work ...05:50
ograi dont know why yet, somehow unionfs related05:50
stgrabernope : Permission denied (publickey,password).05:50
ograyeah, i know05:51
sbalneavNot doing as much logging as I probably should.05:51
ogradont try it :)05:51
ograwell, you changed a lot the last days05:51
ograbut that code isnt in tribe2 yet05:51
ograyay05:51
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stgraberoh, got something interesting05:54
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stgraber/var/log/ldm.log : ssh: connect to host 192.168.0.254 port 22: No route to host05:54
stgraberso ldm is trying to connect to the wrong host .. :)05:54
ograyeah05:55
ograyou can set LDM_SERVER in the lts.conf (in the tftp tree)05:56
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=== ogra hugs nixternal
ograconmgrats to your MOTUship :)06:00
nixternalthank you!06:00
sbalneavnixternal++06:00
nixternalwell, I only got 4 hours of sleep, so nixternal-- ;)06:01
sbalneavnixternal.sleep()06:02
sbalneavHopefully that's a public method I can call :)06:02
nixternalhehe06:02
nixternalif not, would be nothing more than a simple class with a default constructor, destructor, and mutators really :)06:03
nixternalheck, even a namespace would suffice06:03
LaserJockI'm sure it'd be easy in python ;-)06:04
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nixternalor perl, or bash :)06:06
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sbalneav#!/bin/sh06:06
sbalneavwhile nixternal; do06:06
sbalneav   sleep;06:06
sbalneavdone06:06
nixternalhehe06:06
nixternalthere you go06:06
nixternaldoesn't get any easier06:06
nixternalbut can you do sleep w/o any input?06:07
nixternalsleep 8hrs;06:07
nixternal;)06:07
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=== ..[topic/#edubuntu:ogra] : 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 | feisty (7.04) is released, see http://www.edubuntu.org/Download | Upgraders see: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuLTSPUpgradeNotes | use https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EdubuntuFAQ as starting point for questions
=== ..[topic/#edubuntu:ogra] : 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 | feisty (7.04) is released, see http://www.edubuntu.org/Download | Upgraders see: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuLTSPUpgradeNotes | Use https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EdubuntuFAQ as starting point for questions
ograsorry for the noise06:33
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LaserJocknighty night Ollie06:40
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a5benwillisdoes anyone know if I can boot up a defaultinstall of edubuntu and haveanother dhcp server send the client to boot from the edubuntu server?08:38
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vonce8I need a way to create a large number of users with a standard home folder, theme, and account permissions. I know how to copy a home folder and change the ownership, however I still would need to set the user permissions by hand for each person though the users and accounts tool. Is there a way I can create many accounts (500+) all at once with identical profiles?08:46
sbalneava5benwillis: yep, you can do that.08:46
sbalneavvonce8: shell scripting can be your friend here.08:47
a5benwillissbalneav: thanks, figuredit out :-)08:48
a5benwillistrying fiesty for the firsttime now08:48
vonce8sbalneav: the problem is though, with the terminal (add user) you dont have as much control over user permissions. aka: ability to use external device08:51
a5benwillishow can I change the wallpaper that the clients see?08:51
a5benwillislooking in the wiki but havent found anything08:51
sbalneavvonce8: Just use the addgroup command to add them to the fuse group08:52
sbalneava5benwillis: You could use the gconftool to set the /desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename key to whatever you want.08:53
sbalneavYou've got 3 levels of gconf08:54
a5benwilliswill that effect all users logging into the the ltsp?08:54
sbalneavdepends on how you set it up.08:54
sbalneavif you set it up as a manditory key, it will affect everyone, and they won't be able to change it.08:55
sbalneavIf you set it up as a default key, new users will get it as the default, but can change it.08:55
a5benwillissbalneav: Ok, Im lookig for info on gconftool now08:55
sbalneavexisting users will be left aline.08:55
sbalneava5benwillis:  gconftool-2's the program you want to use08:58
LaserJockvonce8: yeah, the key is just knowing what group the little description in the GUI tool is talking about then you can do it from a script09:00
a5benwillissbalneav: Ok, I set the key to the other wallpaper and logged in as a new user but they still have the old wallpaper?09:04
a5benwillisshould this be ran from a client session or the server console?09:04
sbalneavWell, you'll want to run it as root, and either make it default, or mandatory09:05
vonce8LaserJock: I don't understand what you mean. I think my real problem for using shell scripting is that from the terminal doesn't have the options for user privileges. I'm sure it exists somewhere but how do I change permissions like the ability to use/not user flash drives or scanners from the terminal?09:07
sbalneavgconftool-2 --direct --config-source xml:readwrite:/etc/gconf/gconf.xml.mandatory --type string  --set /desktop/gnome/background/picture_filename /usr/share/pixmaps/wallpaper/desktop.png09:08
sbalneavsubstitude /usr/share/pixmaps/wallpaper/desktop.png for the one you want09:08
a5benwilliswow09:08
a5benwillisthats diferent from what I ran for sure.09:08
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LaserJockvonce8: that exists from the command line09:09
sbalneavvonce8: In ubuntu, you add/remove those permissions by adding/removing users from the proper groups.09:10
LaserJockvonce8: you just have to know what group in /etc/groups controls that "feature"09:10
sbalneavSo, to use localdevs, the user must be in the "fuse" group09:10
sbalneavTo use a scanner, they must be in the "scanner" group, etc.09:10
a5benwillissbalneav: worked perfectly. Thanks!09:11
a5benwillisI need to find a wiki on that tool. it wouldbenice to know all of the things that it can change etc.09:11
sbalneava5benwillis: google for "Gnome administrators guide"09:12
sbalneavhttp://www.gnome.org/learn/admin-guide/latest/09:12
vonce8Ok - but wouldn't that also enable file sharing between the users? This solution would be for 500+ students- I cant have them sharing files.09:13
LaserJockhmm, I don't know exactly09:14
LaserJockI'm very certain though that the GUI tool doesn't do anything fancy09:15
LaserJockit just puts users into groups09:15
LaserJockwhich you can do from a script just as well09:15
sbalneavvonce8: define "file sharing".  As in, having a common area they can swap files back and forth in, or file sharing as in bittorrent, emule, etc?09:17
vonce8sorry - i wasn't clear: I don't want them to be able to communicate at all though the network. Common area, messaging, etc. I can hide bittorrent or make it unusable, but my real issue is students being able to see eachother over the network. On the windows network we already have (hopefully had), students were using netsend. I fear that if the students were in a common group, they would be...09:20
vonce8...able to use services like that. Am i dillusional or is that an inherent feature of groups.09:20
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LaserJockvonce8: well, that can be dealt with, but it's really a separate issue09:23
a5benwillissbalneav: Does a guide exist for administering the edubuntu server? I need to learn how to uninstall-install applications to the client filesystem and learn how to lock things down etc...09:29
a5benwillis.09:30
a5benwillisI know how to install software in ubuntu but doesnt something else have to be done for it to show up on the clients?09:31
vonce8I'm not going to waist everyones time asking questions of "how" which I can research myself, but this "separate issue" - i'm not trying to limit everyone's freedom on the network over here, but a directory of which all students of the fuse group or scanner group could access with read-write-exicute permissions would be an issue. netsend is trivial and as long as no ip address threatens to...09:33
vonce8...kill another one over the network i'm ok with it. I just cant have a public directory with a file posted by a 9th grader containing the answers from a period one test which all students of the "9th grade" group can access before test time. If I dont create any directories for certain groups will they be made automatically?09:33
LaserJockvonce8: makes sense09:34
LaserJockbut you do need to be in common groups to make things work09:34
LaserJocklike people need to be in the fuse group do access things they do need09:35
sperotekhmm, i'm curious now...so is adding "student" to the fuse group the same as enabling access to fuse filesystems in the user priviledges teh saem thing?09:38
sbalneavvonce8: You'll never get around that.09:39
sperotekif it is that would really help me...09:40
sbalneavthe /tmp directory is, by definition, accessible by everyone.09:40
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sbalneavsperotek: yes it is09:41
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sperotekwhen you enable the priviledge, that doesn't add you to the group though, does it?09:42
sbalneavyes it does09:42
vonce8can i set the tmp as hidden without any ramifications? (if someone accesses it though the terminal then good for them)09:42
cbx33hey sbalneav09:43
sperotekvonce8, if we can hide the temp folder that would be perfect09:47
sperotekI completely missed how we could share files like that09:47
vonce8hey check it out - the test answers ! lol09:48
sperotekit says owned by root, so how can we still write stuff to it09:49
sperotekthere must be some way to deny people from making new files on it like I just did09:49
LaserJockyou don't want to prevent access to /tmp09:53
LaserJockthat would led to bad things09:53
vonce8makes sense - but can we just hide it without leading to any bad things?09:54
LaserJockkinda09:54
sbalneavhey cbx3309:57
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ctkroekeranyone else have trouble with thin clients not displaying panels right in gnome, not rebooting, firefox saying its already running, etc.?10:00
sperotekare you using the same account on multiple clients?10:03
sperotekat the same time, ctkroeker10:03
ctkroekernot at the same time10:03
ctkroekeri did a fresh reinstall acouple of days ago10:04
sperotekI have the firefox problem when i am logged in to two places10:04
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ctkroekerwell this also says a panel is running, etc. and the only fix is rebooting the server10:04
sperotekI have firefox running on my admin account on the server, and then I try to use firefox on a client with my admin account10:05
ctkroekerdont do that. have separate accounts, usually only 2 or three seperate ones running at the same time10:06
ctkroekerI gues I can set up a crontab too reboot the server every couple of days, should be a temporary fix till gutsy comes out which will hopefully fix a bunch of issues10:07
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vonce8ctkroneker "Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To open a new window, you first must close the existing firefox process, or restart your system." ???10:10
vonce8is that what you get?10:10
ctkroekerexatly10:12
ctkroekeralthough this only happens if the server has been on for quite a while and there have been multiple log/ins/offs10:12
vonce8if you go to the thin client manager see if there are multiple logins of the same user account10:12
sperotekyeah there must be a problem with service/programs not ending correctly10:13
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ctkroekerat the moment I have 2 separte users logged in, but no probs10:13
ctkroekerI mean, this happens not even every week10:14
ctkroekerHow do I view the clients from the thin client manager with vnc? already install x11vnc in the ltsp chroot10:15
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vonce8A better solution than an automatic reboot might be to automatically log someone out if they have been logged in for more than x days, but that's going into an area that I dont know a lot about.10:18
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LaserJocknano*sensors10:22
LaserJockawesome ;-)10:22
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Athanasiuswould someone be willing to help me to set the DHCP on edubuntu?11:13
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