ltsp 5.3-0ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
ltsp (5.3-0ubuntu1) precise; urgency=low * New upstream release (5.3): - Most ltsp-build-client plugins have now been moved to ltsp-init.d scripts, applying at boot time instead of build time. - Massive rework of all our init scripts, including deprecation of ltsp-client-setup. - Better nbd handling, using the upstream nbd scripts. LTSP is now using named NBD mount for both root and swap. - Moved from a whitelist of boot services to a blacklist, please get in touch with upstream if you noticed something that needs blacklisting. - New improved nbd-proxy with support for named NBD mounts (nbd-proxy is turned off by default) - Improvement to ltsp-update-image including, use of ionice by default. - Lots of fat clients improvement. - Proper handling of resolvconf - LTSP now ships /sbin/init-ltsp that's used to configure the thin client at boot time. - Improve ltsp-chroot command (it even has a manpage now) - Better handling of mixed NFS and NBD environment. - More consistent use of ltsp_config and ltsp-*-functions giving us a consistent environment and avoiding some delays. - Improved sound volume handling using udev rule instead of the old script. - Plenty of other fixes, thanks to everyone involved with this release! * Re-order all the debian/* files * Add new upstream files to debian/ltsp-client-core.install * Replace ttf-unfonts-core by fonts-nanum * Drop upstart jobs (shouldn't be needed with new upstream) * Remove ltsp-update-image.conf from /etc/ltsp/ * Change ltsp-server recommend to tftpd-hpa | dnsmasq * Make ltsp-client-core depend on busybox-static to avoid installing busybox, then replacing it by busybox-static. * Switch to freerdp-x11 by default instead of rdesktop. * Drop usplash from dependencies as upstream dropped support. * Move /etc/nbd-server/config to /etc/nbd-server/config.ltsp-backup on first upgrade of LTSP to a version using conf.d * Make LTSP depend on nbd >= 1:2.9.25-2 * Drop nbd-update-config, now using conf.d * Drop all debian/screen-session.d hacks as they are now either in LTSP upstream or in the upstream kernel. * Now source format 3.0 (quilt) -- Stephane Graber <email address hidden> Wed, 15 Feb 2012 12:31:05 -0500
Upload details
- Uploaded by:
- Stéphane Graber
- Uploaded to:
- Precise
- Original maintainer:
- Stéphane Graber
- Architectures:
- any all
- Section:
- misc
- Urgency:
- Low Urgency
See full publishing history Publishing
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ltsp_5.3.orig.tar.gz | 700.3 KiB | 92bba22e0d10399b75da91c51915fe1f91f30d85712ea001bc5bdd1797ab29f7 |
ltsp_5.3-0ubuntu1.debian.tar.gz | 72.4 KiB | d2dca224bdc906003d131ff2f4e39606b71ef457b6db09e9e71fdd2a2aade4b7 |
ltsp_5.3-0ubuntu1.dsc | 2.1 KiB | 2575e3b3ebe66a929f721cebbf998b43b65b3b0ab4d353767b72e472ed999be9 |
Available diffs
- diff from 5.2.16-0ubuntu15 to 5.3-0ubuntu1 (77.5 KiB)
Binary packages built by this source
- ltsp-client: LTSP client environment
The scripts needed to configure and boot an LTSP client.
- ltsp-client-builder: Build an LTSP environment in the installer target
This udeb bootstraps the LTSP client chroot in the installer target
while the cdrom is still mounted.
- ltsp-client-core: LTSP client environment (core)
The scripts needed to configure and boot an LTSP client.
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DO NOT install this package on a regular machine, it is intended only
for installation inside a LTSP client filesystem.
- ltsp-livecd: starts an LTSP live server on an Ubuntu livecd session
This script installs the ltsp-server-
standalone package and dependencies
from packages intalled on a live CD and then initiates an LTSP server
session using a pre-built squashfs image supplied on the disc.
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You would normally not want to install this package.
- ltsp-server: Basic LTSP server environment
This is the basic environment depending on an external DHCP server to
point the clients to the LTSP server.
- ltsp-server-standalone: Complete LTSP server environment
This is the complete environment including a DHCP server to bootstrap
the clients.