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RichEd | hey jsgotangco | 12:37 |
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RichEd | hi Burgundavia | 12:37 |
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Burgundavia | hey RichEd | 12:37 |
jsgotangco | hi | 12:46 |
jsgotangco | hmmm | 12:46 |
jsgotangco | having an all-nighter? | 12:46 |
ogra | jsgotangco, its note even 4pm here :) | 12:52 |
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jsgotangco | oh i guess you're all in portland then ;-) | 02:01 |
RichEd | jsgotangco: RichEd & ogra from this channel ... yes indeed | 02:14 |
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ari_stress | morning all :) | 04:32 |
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johnny | hi folks | 04:35 |
johnny | is there a better channel than here for ubuntu ltsp ? | 04:35 |
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Dante123 | Hi all....anyone here know much about library automation and open source library management systems? | 04:36 |
ari_stress | johnny: what do you mean? this channel is good | 04:37 |
johnny | just wondering if it was | 04:37 |
ari_stress | or #ltsp for generic question | 04:37 |
johnny | i'm getting an error when booting | 04:38 |
johnny | nfsmount: need a path | 04:38 |
ari_stress | Dante123: i've just read about it, let me remember about it | 04:38 |
johnny | booting a client that is | 04:38 |
ari_stress | johnny: was it working ok previously? | 04:38 |
johnny | no | 04:38 |
johnny | now i'm dumped in an ash shell | 04:38 |
ari_stress | ok, possible configuration problem | 04:39 |
johnny | not possible | 04:39 |
johnny | definitely :) | 04:39 |
ari_stress | ok :) | 04:39 |
ari_stress | well, as far as i know | 04:39 |
ari_stress | edubuntu ltsp is work out of the box | 04:39 |
ari_stress | we dont need to set a thing | 04:39 |
ari_stress | did you set anything? | 04:39 |
johnny | yeah.. this is ubuntu | 04:39 |
johnny | not edubuntu | 04:39 |
ari_stress | oww.. then we need to set something | 04:40 |
johnny | ubuntu server and ubuntu clients | 04:40 |
Dante123 | Hi all....anyone here know much about library automation and open source library management systems? | 04:40 |
johnny | if edubuntu had existed when this box was setup, we'd be using it | 04:40 |
ari_stress | Dante123: let me thing about it for a minute. my brain isn't dual core yet :) | 04:40 |
johnny | i'm having an issue due to two configuration oddities | 04:41 |
johnny | one.. in that i'm using both ppc and i386 clients on an amd64 server | 04:41 |
Dante123 | okay....I've seen Koho website...but wondering what else is available and maybe some ubuntu support or install files available | 04:41 |
johnny | and the 2nd in that i'm using dnsmasq for dhcp/caching dns/tftp | 04:41 |
ari_stress | Dante123: here's some good url: http://library.rider.edu/scholarly/ecorrado/il2004/ossfeatures.html http://eprints.rclis.org/8074/ | 04:42 |
ari_stress | Dante123: oh ubuntu? ok let me search my ubuntu, i remember seeing something like that | 04:42 |
ari_stress | Dante123: sorry, i cannot find anything about library in my ubuntu. i guess the above mentioned urls are a good starting point | 04:45 |
ari_stress | johnny: oh two different clients? | 04:45 |
ari_stress | then you need special steps | 04:45 |
johnny | yes, i'm sure of i t | 04:45 |
Dante123 | ok thanks | 04:45 |
ari_stress | in building the client environment | 04:46 |
johnny | well i'm ignoring ppc for now | 04:46 |
johnny | until i get i386 working | 04:46 |
johnny | since i am far more familiar with i386 | 04:46 |
ari_stress | johnny: let me get the reference, i read about it once | 04:46 |
johnny | i think i know how to do it | 04:46 |
johnny | once i get i386 working | 04:46 |
johnny | it's looking in /scripts/nfs-premount but i see nothing in there | 04:48 |
johnny | i thought it was a file, but it seems to be a directory | 04:48 |
ari_stress | oh ok | 04:50 |
ari_stress | but i suspect the i386 isnt working, because the server is 64? | 04:50 |
johnny | doubtful | 04:53 |
johnny | other people have done it | 04:54 |
johnny | you just need to have a client built | 04:54 |
johnny | the problme i'm getting now is that my rootpath: seems empty | 04:54 |
johnny | it seems set .. but i can'te tell | 04:54 |
johnny | should my client hae an empty /etc/fstab ? | 04:54 |
Dante123 | looks like KOHA is the best | 04:56 |
ari_stress | Dante123: really? | 04:56 |
ari_stress | johnny: what do you mean? the client is diskless right? | 04:57 |
sbalneav | ari_stress: Can you paste your /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf? | 04:58 |
johnny | yes.. i meant in the /opt/ltsp | 05:00 |
johnny | the mounted directory | 05:00 |
johnny | it's loading the kernel | 05:00 |
johnny | but it can't mount the root fs | 05:00 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: ok | 05:01 |
sbalneav | Paste it to the pastebin | 05:02 |
sbalneav | !pastebin | 05:02 |
ubotu | pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic) | 05:02 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: it's http://pastebin.com/m3e172158 | 05:03 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: thanks for being so patient with me :) | 05:03 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: it's a standard dhcpd.conf from ltsp5, i just add some lines at the above | 05:03 |
sbalneav | what's your /etc/exports file look like? | 05:05 |
sbalneav | So, you've got a 64 bit server? | 05:05 |
sbalneav | did you build the chroot with --arch i386? | 05:05 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: you talking to me? | 05:06 |
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sbalneav | Don't see anyone else with a problem :) | 05:06 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: :D | 05:06 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: i'm using 32bit for the server | 05:07 |
sbalneav | ok | 05:07 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: the client can boot OK | 05:07 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: if I don't use those dhcp-dns-dynamic-update | 05:07 |
sbalneav | oh, are you the guy on the lists? | 05:08 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: but when i add those lines in dhcpd.conf for dynamic update, the client got the IP, but cannot load tftp | 05:08 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: yes, i'm fajar on the list :D | 05:08 |
sbalneav | k, why do dynamic, and complicate things? Why not just statically define all your ltsp hosts in dns? | 05:08 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: that's exactly i'm thinking. but since he's the one has the money, i as consultant can just do my best to provide it | 05:09 |
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ari_stress | but, i take it as a challenge. i always believe in foss, and i'm sure it can mimic the feature of MS W2k feature | 05:11 |
ari_stress | it's just me that dont know the sytax/conf correctly yet | 05:11 |
sbalneav | I'm sure you can too, but WHY? What does DYNAMICALLY assigning a hostname give you, over simply pre-defining them? | 05:11 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: you are right, it's over kill feature for ltsp, and dont have any real benefit. but... | 05:12 |
ari_stress | he wants it for the rest of the network too | 05:12 |
johnny | the erroring i'm geting is tht it's trying to run /scripts/nfs-premount and says nfsmount: need a path | 05:13 |
ari_stress | some of the network dont use ltsp, that's why he wants the dynamic thing | 05:13 |
johnny | sbalneav, any ideas? | 05:13 |
sbalneav | johnny: Ah, so it's YOU who's having the booting problem. | 05:13 |
johnny | it's loading the kernel | 05:13 |
sbalneav | johnny: paste your /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf file. | 05:13 |
johnny | i don't have one | 05:13 |
johnny | i'm using dnsmasq | 05:13 |
sbalneav | ari_stress: You getting paid to research this? | 05:13 |
sbalneav | johnny: Good luck with that. | 05:14 |
johnny | it's already booting the kernel | 05:15 |
johnny | so i'm not sure what it has to do with anything | 05:15 |
johnny | where is the nfsmount root defined? | 05:16 |
sbalneav | in the dhcpd.conf file | 05:16 |
sbalneav | it's passed as an option from dhcp | 05:16 |
sbalneav | dnsmasq doesn't handle that option. | 05:17 |
sbalneav | so, the client has no idea where it's root drive is. | 05:17 |
ari_stress | sbalneav: i'm an employee of a linux consultant. my boss who is get the big money, i'm just my monthly salary | 05:17 |
sbalneav | johnny: so, dnsmasq isn't going to work. | 05:18 |
johnny | i've heard of folks doing it thus the reason why i tried | 05:20 |
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sbalneav | Where have you "heard" this? | 05:21 |
sbalneav | The only way it would work is if you hacked up the initramfs, and hardcoded a bunch of values. | 05:21 |
johnny | http://www.quixotic.org.uk/Articles/LTSP.shtml | 05:21 |
johnny | aha..had that one, but in another dnsmasq config file | 05:22 |
sbalneav | That looks like he's doing it for the older ltsp 4.2 | 05:22 |
sbalneav | Any reason why you want to use dnsmasq over the standard dhcpd? | 05:24 |
johnny | cuz dnsmasq is an awesome package and i was already familiar with it.. run it on every network | 05:25 |
sbalneav | Ah, so just personal preference. | 05:26 |
sbalneav | Well, your options are: hack dnsmasq to supply the option you need (root-path) or, hack the initramfs to hardcode the root path. | 05:27 |
johnny | its showing up now | 05:27 |
johnny | it says rootpath : 192.168.1.5:/otp/ltsp/i386 now :) | 05:27 |
sbalneav | Well, according to the manpage on it I saw, it didn't support that option. Maybe newer ones do. | 05:28 |
johnny | it's still not booting, but at least that isn't empty | 05:28 |
johnny | yeah.. it read that too | 05:28 |
johnny | i* | 05:28 |
johnny | but newer versions fixed that | 05:28 |
sbalneav | ditch the 192...., and just have /optl/ltsp/i386 | 05:28 |
sbalneav | /opt/ltsp/i386 | 05:29 |
sbalneav | Someone should tell them to update the manpage on the dnsmasq site then :) | 05:29 |
johnny | it shows rootpath: /opt/ltsp/i386 but it still says nfsmount:need a path | 05:30 |
sbalneav | Here's the question: does it boot if you use the stock dhcpd? | 05:31 |
johnny | i'll try after my users get off the network | 05:34 |
johnny | prolly 5 min | 05:34 |
johnny | aha.. it loads nbi | 05:55 |
johnny | image | 05:55 |
johnny | hi? | 05:57 |
johnny | test.. | 05:57 |
johnny | sbalneav, you here? | 06:02 |
sbalneav | Yep | 06:08 |
johnny | just had to add these | 06:12 |
johnny | dhcp-vendorclass=etherboot,Etherboot | 06:12 |
johnny | dhcp-vendorclass=pxe,PXEClient | 06:12 |
johnny | hcp-boot=net:pxe,/i386/pxelinux.0 | 06:12 |
johnny | dhcp-boot=net:etherboot,/i386/nbi.img | 06:12 |
johnny | with different file paths | 06:12 |
johnny | obviously | 06:12 |
johnny | but it was booting | 06:12 |
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johnny | sbalneav, what is the most acceptable way to enable autologin ? | 06:34 |
johnny | for each machine to different accounts | 06:34 |
sbalneav | You'll need gadi's patched ldm. | 06:35 |
johnny | how come it is not in there by default? | 06:36 |
sbalneav | Because autologin under ldm wasn't developed until recently. | 06:40 |
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sbalneav | I'm working on the ldm2 rewrite, and autologin will be a part of that, for gutsy. | 06:40 |
johnny | ldm ? | 06:42 |
johnny | is that a fork of gdm? | 06:42 |
johnny | or? | 06:42 |
johnny | it looks similiar | 06:42 |
johnny | well i'm interested in the patch | 06:44 |
sbalneav | No, it's a completely ltsp-developed display manager. | 06:45 |
sbalneav | Unlike most display managers, it runs on the client, and not the server. | 06:45 |
johnny | aha.. | 06:45 |
johnny | so how does it pull its options? | 06:45 |
sbalneav | check the edubuntu and ltsp-discuss mailing lists, the link to the patched ldm's been posted there. | 06:46 |
sbalneav | through lts.conf | 06:46 |
johnny | lts.conf .. never seen it | 06:46 |
johnny | oh i see it now | 06:46 |
johnny | neato.. | 06:46 |
johnny | is that what i should use then? | 06:46 |
johnny | for having workstations logging in by workstationname/workstationname | 06:47 |
johnny | user/pass | 06:47 |
sbalneav | you'll have to set up a username and password for each workstation in the lab | 06:47 |
sbalneav | Personally, I'm adding the feature under duress. :) As far as I'm concerned, it's a HUGE security hole. | 06:48 |
sbalneav | But people seem to want it, so we're adding it. | 06:49 |
johnny | security hole for who? | 06:51 |
johnny | for the client? or the server? | 06:51 |
sbalneav | For the whole network. | 06:52 |
johnny | it is definitely something i want to understand | 06:52 |
sbalneav | It breaks the chain of authority. | 06:53 |
sbalneav | The "One person, one userid" rule. | 06:53 |
johnny | oh | 06:53 |
johnny | these are public terminals | 06:53 |
sbalneav | Excellent. | 06:53 |
johnny | nobody needs an account | 06:53 |
johnny | so user ids will never work here | 06:53 |
johnny | if we ever get a new box | 06:54 |
johnny | then maybe we'll offer some local storage | 06:54 |
johnny | atm we'll just be clearing it every night | 06:54 |
johnny | so does that security issue apply to me? and can it be exploited to get root on the box? | 06:54 |
sbalneav | So, I just walk up, sent an email death threat to <national head of state> and walk away, and when <national police force> comes calling, and comes to you looking to know WHO logged in to that terminal WHEN, you say..... | 06:55 |
sbalneav | what? | 06:55 |
sbalneav | I've never seen a "public access area" that didn't have SOME way of handling a login. | 06:56 |
sbalneav | At my public library, you sign in with your librarycard number, and PIN. | 06:57 |
sbalneav | etc. | 06:57 |
johnny | not here | 06:59 |
johnny | never has been | 06:59 |
sbalneav | not here, what? | 07:00 |
johnny | no signups | 07:00 |
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sbalneav | Same thing if any local root exploit is discovered. | 07:00 |
johnny | sure | 07:01 |
sbalneav | they're on the box, with no way for you to know WHO did it. | 07:01 |
johnny | yep.. same as the way they were running before then | 07:01 |
sbalneav | Now you know the risks. | 07:02 |
johnny | i knew those ones | 07:02 |
johnny | i just wanted to know if there were risks specifically with the way the autologin works | 07:02 |
sbalneav | none extra. | 07:03 |
johnny | ok cool | 07:03 |
sbalneav | The existing ones are huge enough. :) | 07:03 |
johnny | sure | 07:03 |
johnny | at least we have a good backup procedure | 07:04 |
johnny | we don't even take pictures inside the shop without consent of everybody inside | 07:04 |
sbalneav | lol | 07:05 |
johnny | one of the collective members helps run the imc network | 07:05 |
johnny | and they make sure not to log IP addresses for any of the IMC sites in the network | 07:06 |
sbalneav | Well, late here, I've committed my patches, so I'm of to bed. | 07:10 |
sbalneav | night all | 07:10 |
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sbalneav | Morning all | 03:43 |
juliux | morning sbalneav | 03:45 |
sbalneav | hi juliux | 03:46 |
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sgonzalez | My edubuntu 7.04 server is requiring me to put my password in twice when I log in. My admin GUI tools seem broken by this (are they looking for the password twice also?) I also see this when I'm using the command line, but it just asks twice and then lets me use tools. Any ideas? This happened after I set up the server to authenticate against Active Directory. I am trying to log in using a local admin account (not an AD account.) | 05:18 |
sbalneav | sgonzalez: You might want to look in your pam.d files | 05:19 |
sbalneav | You're probably missing a try_first_pass in there somewhere. | 05:19 |
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sbalneav | i.e., in common-auth, for ldap auth, you'll want something like: | 05:20 |
sbalneav | auth sufficient pam_ldap.so | 05:20 |
sbalneav | auth required pam_unix.so nullok_secure try_first_pass | 05:20 |
sgonzalez | What should I look for in them? I edited common-account, common-auth, common-password and common-session. Any suggestions on where to start and what to look for? I followed the same directions using ubuntu 6.06 and had no issues like this. | 05:20 |
sgonzalez | sbalneav: Ah, just reading your post. Will look there. | 05:21 |
sbalneav | How about pasting your common-* to the pastebin? | 05:21 |
sbalneav | !pastebin | 05:21 |
ubotu | pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic) | 05:21 |
sgonzalez | sbalneav: Thanks! That worked. Saved me a bunch of looking! | 05:22 |
sbalneav | np | 05:23 |
cbx33 | heheh | 05:23 |
cbx33 | me has | 05:23 |
cbx33 | auth required pam_usb.so | 05:23 |
cbx33 | hehehe | 05:23 |
sbalneav | Ah, yeah, saw your blogpost. | 05:24 |
sbalneav | Very cool. | 05:24 |
cbx33 | hehe | 05:24 |
sbalneav | brb | 05:24 |
sbalneav | back | 05:29 |
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sbalneav | back | 08:47 |
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LaserJock | bdoin: any exciting stuff in the new gcompris release | 10:10 |
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bdoin | not really | 10:12 |
bdoin | we are more focused on olpc port that adding new features | 10:13 |
bdoin | but since distro are always slow packaging things, there are probably still new things going through the pipe ;) | 10:14 |
bdoin | do you know our wordprocessor, internal and local irc chat | 10:15 |
bdoin | ? | 10:15 |
sbalneav | LaserJock: hey, saw the blog post the other day! Wasn't aware you had burned out! | 10:19 |
LaserJock | sbalneav: no? | 10:21 |
LaserJock | bdoin: no, I haven't seen that | 10:21 |
sbalneav | You're scaling back though, right? | 10:21 |
LaserJock | sbalneav: "no?" as in, you haven't heard? | 10:21 |
LaserJock | sbalneav: yes, scaling back, at least for now, almost completely | 10:22 |
sbalneav | Well, good for you. | 10:22 |
sbalneav | Get your PhD done. | 10:22 |
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sbalneav | That's way more important. | 10:22 |
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LaserJock | sbalneav: oh, while you're here. there is a new nbd version from Debian available | 10:28 |
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Patrick_ | hello, could somebody tll me what i have to do to make usb sticks working on the LTSP clienes ? | 11:14 |
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sbalneav | Patrick_: If you have a stock edubuntu server install, they should work out of the box. | 11:18 |
sbalneav | LaserJock: Ping | 11:18 |
LaserJock | sbalneav: hola | 11:18 |
sbalneav | Off the top of your head, who would I go to to add a couple of packages to the edubuntu-bugsquad? | 11:19 |
sbalneav | I'm thinking sabayon and pesselus | 11:19 |
sbalneav | ogra? | 11:19 |
LaserJock | I can do it | 11:19 |
LaserJock | in fact I think anybody in ~edubuntu-bugsquad can do it | 11:19 |
sbalneav | Only if you have time. | 11:19 |
LaserJock | ~edubuntu-bugs rather | 11:20 |
LaserJock | sbalneav: pesselus is already there | 11:21 |
LaserJock | sbalneav: did you figure out how to add them? | 11:22 |
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LaserJock | ogra: are you really here? :-) | 11:24 |
ogra | LaserJock, in portland, yes | 11:24 |
LaserJock | ogra: I uploaded edubuntu-addon-meta to NEW | 11:24 |
ogra | how's life ? | 11:24 |
ogra | yay | 11:24 |
ogra | \o/ | 11:24 |
LaserJock | life is really busy | 11:24 |
ogra | i added gobby to -desktop yesterday | 11:25 |
sbalneav | LaserJock: No, I'm a moron. :( | 11:28 |
sbalneav | grrr | 11:28 |
LaserJock | sbalneav: it's ok, I'll show you | 11:28 |
sbalneav | I'm sure it's something obvious, I'm just not seeing | 11:29 |
LaserJock | ogra: I have the patch ready for debian-cd so as soon as I get edubuntu-addon-meta into Main (I assume it has to be in Main) then I'll give it to colin | 11:29 |
LaserJock | sbalneav: go to the sabayon LP page | 11:30 |
LaserJock | https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sabayon | 11:30 |
sbalneav | ah, well, you're right, sabayon is listed on the +package-bugs page | 11:30 |
sbalneav | argh | 11:30 |
sbalneav | pessellus | 11:30 |
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LaserJock | under Actions on the left sidebar hit Bugmail Settings | 11:30 |
sbalneav | shutup balneaves and just do what the man with the laser says | 11:31 |
LaserJock | Under "Team bug contacts" you should see Edubuntu Bugsuad | 11:31 |
LaserJock | *squad | 11:31 |
sbalneav | got it. | 11:32 |
sbalneav | it's there now. | 11:32 |
sbalneav | Thanks! | 11:32 |
LaserJock | "Teach the man to fish ...." | 11:32 |
sbalneav | Build a man a fire, and you'll keep him warm for an evening. | 11:32 |
sbalneav | Set a man on fire, and he'll be warm for the rest of his life. | 11:33 |
LaserJock | lol | 11:33 |
ogra | *grin* | 11:33 |
LaserJock | ogra: if I have time I'll look at the new versions of gcompris, and tuxpaint* and see if there's anything worth merging | 11:33 |
ogra | are there new versions ? | 11:34 |
ogra | i can do that as well i think | 11:34 |
LaserJock | according to merges.ubuntu.com | 11:34 |
ogra | ah | 11:34 |
ogra | i didnt follw that | 11:34 |
ogra | no coding time at al here | 11:35 |
ogra | but sbalneav is coding like mad | 11:35 |
LaserJock | there is a new nbd too | 11:35 |
LaserJock | going from 2.9.3 to 2.9.5 | 11:35 |
ogra | that should have our fixes | 11:35 |
ogra | i'll look t it next week | 11:35 |
LaserJock | ogra: I'll look at gcompris and tuxpaint* . I don't want to get rusty ;-) | 11:35 |
LaserJock | I should be able to do those this evening I think | 11:36 |
ogra | heh, ok | 11:36 |
ogra | if you insist :) | 11:36 |
sbalneav | ok off home | 11:36 |
sbalneav | night all | 11:36 |
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LaserJock | ogra: well, I gotta keep my core-dev credentials up ;-) | 11:38 |
LaserJock | I haven't worked in Universe for some time now | 11:38 |
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Dante123 | Hi all.....I am a teacher and I am looking at setting up Koha library management software on a PIII 800mhz computer......should I be running edubuntu on that or go with the ubuntu already installed? Koha uses mysql.....I have done lots of ubuntu desktop installs....no server installs....Edubuntu is a server edition correct? | 11:43 |
LaserJock | hi RichEd | 11:45 |
RichEd | hi LaserJock | 11:45 |
LaserJock | Dante123: actually Edubuntu is a desktop install with some server stuff added to it | 11:45 |
RichEd | Dante123: edubuntu is an either or | 11:45 |
LaserJock | Dante123: well, I guess I should clarify. It uses the alternate-disk like installer | 11:46 |
LaserJock | but it installs a full desktop | 11:46 |
RichEd | it has a bunch of educational software and edu games that install by default onto the desktop ... so it is a good idea to try it out in the library | 11:46 |
LaserJock | Dante123: it already has Ubuntu installed on it? | 11:47 |
Dante123 | will it have server stuff with it too....in case I want to setup another computer to use the search features of Koha | 11:47 |
Dante123 | Yes, I had ubuntu on it before....just to try and show the kids something other than WINDOZE | 11:47 |
LaserJock | yes, you can install LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PhP/Python) with the Edubuntu Classroom Server CD | 11:48 |
LaserJock | you can also do it all from your existing Ubuntu installation | 11:48 |
LaserJock | an easy way to get the server stuff from an Edubuntu/Ubuntu install is to use tasksel in a terminal | 11:49 |
LaserJock | you just run tasksel and then select what tasks you want to install, like LAMP Server and Edubuntu desktop | 11:49 |
LaserJock | and it'll install all the needed packages | 11:50 |
LaserJock | Dante123: and if you want educational apps in 7.04 you can get the Edubuntu Classroom Server Addon CD, burn it, and pop it in | 11:51 |
LaserJock | ogra: is that ( -devel ) regarding the Desktop CD? | 11:51 |
ogra | yup | 11:52 |
Dante123 | well....if I can run taskel from terminal and add LAMP...then that would be great......and I'd leave ubuntu 7.04 on there | 11:52 |
ogra | seems its done | 11:52 |
ogra | (as i promised you) :) | 11:52 |
Dante123 | if i choose edubuntu desktop.....and lamp......the configuration of everything else will remain the same right? | 11:53 |
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Dante123 | okay i am running tasksel....so what should I add.....besides LAMP and Edubuntu Desktop? | 11:55 |
LaserJock | that's it | 11:57 |
LaserJock | unless you want to run an LTSP server | 11:58 |
LaserJock | then you could also do Edubuntu server | 11:58 |
LaserJock | ogra: so does it automatically look at the contents of the LiveCD or do we have to manually adjust it? | 11:59 |
Dante123 | do I deselect the ubuntu desktop if I am adding the edubuntu one and I already have ubuntu? Also what about DNS server....I don't think I need that now or yet | 11:59 |
ogra | LaserJock, it automatically builds an intersection for -desktop vs -live | 12:00 |
ogra | and installs the result | 12:00 |
LaserJock | ogra: sweet | 12:00 |
ogra | yeah | 12:00 |
ogra | colin made a mathematical formula out of it when we discussed it very impressing | 12:01 |
LaserJock | heh | 12:02 |
LaserJock | I guess that's why we pay him the big bucks | 12:02 |
ogra | yeah | 12:03 |
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johnny | hi does anybody here know where that patch is to allow autologin ? | 12:18 |
johnny | in ldm | 12:18 |
johnny | i tried googling the ltsp list, but i only found references | 12:18 |
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