LTSP client sometimes logs out unexpectedly...

[David Van Assche]

Where's that bitter resentment coming from? I'd say LTSP 5 is very
much on the road to being a stable solution. The remaining bugs and
errors are very far and between and usually very specific to strange
hardware. To my knowledge LTSP can pretty much do about anything
people have asked of it till now, be it local apps, local devices,
clustered servers, custom clients, autologin, printing, etc.

Anyway, to help the first user, I'd say take a look at the logs and
monitor what happens when the thin client logs out. It would be
interesting to see if it is related to specific apps being run, or
server cpu or ram being stressed, that kind of thing.

kind Regards,
David Van Assche

On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 11:26 AM, Luis Miguel R. <luismiguelro at gmail.com> wrote:
> El viernes, 20 febrero del 2009 a las 10:13:30, David Groos escribió:
>> Last weekend, while working on the LTSP server setup on an LTSP client, the
>> client all of a sudden logged out all of a sudden!  It was strange!  This
>> has happened maybe 4 times since then--I haven?t figured out a pattern.
>> Didn?t know exactly which log to check out so reviewed them all but nothing
>> stood out.  I?ve googled but to no avail.  Anyone heard of this?
>>
>> Thanks
>> David
>
> Hello, for things like this I dont want LTSP (yet), how many hours are
> you willing to waste fixing extrange and undocumented errors and
> problems?
>
> For me LTSP isnt mature yet, you cant compare it to other linux
> solutionss, firewall, databases, data servers, internet servers, all are
> mature technologies, well supported and very well documented, if a
> problem appears you allways find the solution searching on the web,
> mailing lists, forums, etc, but with LTSP...
>
> Regards.
>
>
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