ltsp 5.3.2-0ubuntu1 source package in Ubuntu
Changelog
ltsp (5.3.2-0ubuntu1) precise; urgency=low [ Stéphane Graber ] * New upstream release (5.3.1) - A lot of Debian specific fixes (code path not used by Ubuntu) - Ensure /sys and /proc are always mounted when calling init-ltsp - Issue a message when ltsp-update-image is disabled - Ensure that lts.conf ends up in /etc - Only overwrite lts.conf if it has non-zero size - Only download tftp from $NBD_ROOT_HOST if it is defined - ltsp_config: delete the cache files on boot - Start ltsp-client-core only when an LTSP boot was requested - set_lts_var: remove old values from the cache file - Don't hardcode squashfs as the FSTYPE (LP: #696435) - ltsp-build-client: copy /etc/default/keyboard if it exists * New upstream release (5.3.2) - Use 192.168.0.1 consistently (instead of sometimes having .254) - Append to ltsp_config, don't overwrite it. - Rearrange init-ltsp.d scripts to set SERVER in more cases. - Remove I10-sound as it seems very deprecated. - Set sound volume on fat clients too (LP: #923923) - Disconnect NBD mounts when the ltsp-client service is stopped - Update xfreerdp script to handle the case where rdesktop or xfreerdp aren't there. * Replace dhcp3-server by isc-dhcp-server (package was renamed) (LP: #934014) * Setup a clean /etc/nbd-server/config if not already present * Use 192.168.0.1 everywhere by default. (LP: #390155) * Improvements to debian/ltsp-client-builder.postinst: - Wait for ltsp-update-image to actually exit. (LP: #813837) - Fix outdated check for universe (was looking for karmic ...) [ Alkis Georgopoulos ] * Drop mythbuntu debian/extra-plugins hook as it's now covered by the upstream fat client implementation and didn't work anyway. * Drop debian/ltsp-client-core.dirs as these are now created at boot time in ltsp-init. * Simplify debian/ltsp-client-core.install * LTSP 5.3 allows for ltsp-client-core to be installed on a regular machine, so there's no reason to prevent its installation. Drop ltsp-client-core.preinst and ltsp-client-core.templates and refresh the translations. * Drop nbdswapd from ltsp-server.postinst as that's now done in a named NBD export since LTSP 5.3. -- Stephane Graber <email address hidden> Thu, 23 Feb 2012 14:21:57 -0500
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- Uploaded by:
- Stéphane Graber
- Uploaded to:
- Precise
- Original maintainer:
- Stéphane Graber
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- Section:
- misc
- Urgency:
- Low Urgency
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ltsp_5.3.2.orig.tar.gz | 703.1 KiB | 81f81e5cd55ec41e4172ced33a6c74e8040a4104b0521dd2d808017147e3979d |
ltsp_5.3.2-0ubuntu1.debian.tar.gz | 71.0 KiB | 7c0406a7cc9817e6492c63ebfcea803243a394976833b3d1363c05ef4c8e0809 |
ltsp_5.3.2-0ubuntu1.dsc | 2.1 KiB | b7278ff28935c3b4356b3fde90611e0d11360d0f384bc0614d6d971803573bb7 |
Available diffs
- diff from 5.3-0ubuntu1 to 5.3.2-0ubuntu1 (24.4 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.