[01:31] <Ahmuck> nubae: well, the script worked to install, but it appears the clients have no internet access
[01:39] <Ahmuck> nubae: because the desktop was so different and logged into the server  was exactly the same as before, how does software installation work ?
[01:42] <Ahmuck> nubae: is the software like two different sets of clients?
[01:42] <Ahmuck> the fat clients have something different than the thin?
[01:42]  * Ahmuck is going to try a thin client
[01:42] <Ahmuck> 2c
[01:50] <Ahmuck> nubae: just finished reading the script.  i understand what it's doing and most of the syntax
[01:51] <Ahmuck> i should have read it ealier
[02:17]  * Ahmuck nudges channel
[02:18] <Ahmuck> anybody want to look at nubae script and help me figure out what killed the inet connection after running it?
[03:47] <stgraber> Ahmuck: if you are running with a standard ltsp network as it's installed by ubuntu when you have two networks cards, the default is not to let the thin clients access internet
[04:35] <nubae> stgraber: wwhat must I do to make fatclinet part of ubuntu?
[04:44] <stgraber> I would need to check what you're exactly doing with your scripts, but I'd say that having that cleanly integrated as ltsp-build-client scripts and using the same infrastructure as ltsp would be a good start
[04:44] <stgraber> I never really had the time to look at your scripts so I can only comment on what I overheard on IRC
[04:45] <nubae> well please take a look, I belive its a close adaptation of what's already there
[04:46] <stgraber> ok, looking at your website, the build-client integration looks good, the only issue I see is nfs
[04:47] <nubae> please tell me what I can do to make it fit in... other than nfs, how can I share the home dir?
[04:49] <stgraber> well, one way I thought about (but it's not one of my projects atm) is to actually make fat clients use ldm
[04:49] <stgraber> so ldm would do the ssh authentication, then as first rc.d script would start the local session
[04:49] <stgraber> so you get /home mounted using sshfs, you also get the user and its groups created, ...
[04:50] <stgraber> it should be quite easy to do that as the session open part is now a ldm rc.d script as of jaunty
[04:51] <stgraber> so all you need is to make this one run the session locally instead of using ssh
[04:51] <nubae> I dont know how to do that, but if u explain I can try
[04:51] <stgraber> just look at the X* ldm rc.d scripts in jaunty (I have an intrepid backport in my ppa)
[04:52] <stgraber> it's basically doing: ssh user@server /etc/X11/Xsession
[04:52] <stgraber> so you could just drop the ssh part and open the X session locally
[04:53] <nubae> u say this becauśe nfs is insecure?
[04:54] <stgraber> well, yeah, that's a thing, you really don't want everyone on your network to be able to read everyone's files
[04:54] <stgraber> the other is that I don't want to have to install both nfs and nbd by default
[04:54] <stgraber> and don't want to have to test/support it
[04:55] <nubae> ok makes sense
[05:01] <stgraber> anyway, it's midnight here. If you need help understanding what was changed in upstream ltsp recently (a lot of things got changed mainly in ldm) just poke me later.
[05:01] <nubae> k, cool thanks
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[14:21] <LetsGo67> How do I play iTunes FairPlay media in Ubuntu?
[14:23] <nubae> what format is it in?
[14:23] <LetsGo67> m4v?
[14:23] <nubae> try vlc
[14:24] <LetsGo67> VLC Linux?
[14:24] <nubae> yep
[14:24] <LetsGo67> Can play protected?
[14:25] <nubae> not sure, try it
[14:27] <LetsGo67> Can't play protected music
[14:36] <LetsGo67> Thanks anyways
[16:07] <cib0> hi