If (as in my previous post) you compiled sabayon from source, you’re going to need to follow the gnome-deployment guideand add an entry to allow the X session to apply the settings that you’ve set for each user:
root@ltsp1:/etc/X11/Xsession.d# vi /etc/X11/Xsession.d/60sabayon_apply…## Apply the Sabayon profile for the current user (if any)#
if [ "x$DISABLE_SABAYON_XINITRC" = "x" ] [...]

Popularity: 5% [?]

Everybody's a critic (Be the first to rate this post)

 Loading ...

I’m currently configuring a LTSP with Ubuntu (Hardy Heron) and I need to be able to configure different setups for different people logging into the clients. I originally looked at pessulus but the lack of (obvious) ability to differentiate between different users threw me off a little. I was drawn to sabayon which [...]

Popularity: 5% [?]

Everybody's a critic (Be the first to rate this post)

 Loading ...

I’ve had a bit of a problem configuring a hardy heron LTSP installation from the alternate CD, so I thought that I’d put something down about it here. The problem is that when I try to log in on a LTSP client using a valid username and password the system tries to verify the [...]

Popularity: 5% [?]

Everybody's a critic (Be the first to rate this post)

 Loading ...

This is a very quick post to note a problem which is (fairly) widely reported on the ubuntu bug list. The problem occurs when you create a mdadm raid array - you can mark each partition as missing and when you reboot the system behaves itself, however if you simply remove the disk once [...]

Popularity: 4% [?]

Everybody's a critic (Be the first to rate this post)

 Loading ...

I’m currently running a postfix/courier mail setup using virtual users from an LDAP lookup with DSPAM protection (for more information about mail setup try http://www.minigeek.org/index.php/2007/11/21/openldap-postfix-courierimap). The final thing that I would like to do is to put my SPAM into another folder automagically - plus notation such as can be found in Cyrus mail [...]

Popularity: 6% [?]

Everybody's a critic (Be the first to rate this post)

 Loading ...