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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Issue with "rsh" on RedHat Post 303028727 by gull04 on Monday 14th of January 2019 04:10:09 AM
Old 01-14-2019
Hi Don,

Thanks for the pointer regarding the path, it has now been amended and the build script has been corrected on the Satellite Server.

As to the "root" access problem @Bakunin, as a contractor I'm kind of stuck with what I'm given and during the build phase there is a standard root password set. This is changed before the server is handed over to the support teams, I don't particularly like the way that the servers are built - but if the client says to stack boxex in the corner. Then I'll point out that he'd be better putting them in the cupboard, but because he's paying I'll stack them in the corner if he doesn't see sense.

Thamks again for all the pointers.

Regards

Gull04
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN

ltsp-build-client

ltsp-build-client(8)													      ltsp-build-client(8)

NAME

       ltsp-build-client - Builds an LTSP client system for use with the LTSP server

SYNOPSIS

       ltsp-build-client  <options>

DESCRIPTION

       ltsp-build-client builds an ltsp client chroot using standard packages for use with the ltsp server.  This chroot installation  can be mod-
       ified in a number of ways as  outlined  in  the	OPTIONS  section.   If	present,  defaults  will  be  read  from  the  configuration  file
       /etc/ltsp/ltsp-build-client.conf,  and  will  be overridden by using the command line options. ltsp-build-client is usually run as the root
       user.  Visit http://www.ltsp.org for more information.

OPTIONS

       Not all options are available on all installations. For a complete list of available options, use the --help and --extra-help options.

       --arch arch
		 Builds a chroot with the specified architecture. Must be a supported architecture of the distribution, and  compatible  with  the
		 host architecture.  Defaults vary by distribution.

       --base dir
		 Sets the default path for the ltsp chroots to be installed into. Defaults to /opt/ltsp/.

       --chroot file
		 Sets the default name for the ltsp chroot. Defaults to the architecture selected with --arch or the running architecture.

       --config file
		 Load configuration defaults from specified file. See CONFIG FILE below for more information.

       --exclude packages
		 Sets packages to exclude from the initial client chroot.

       --extra-help
		 Displays all available commandline options.

       --help	 Displays the ltsp-build-client help message.

       --mirror mirror_url
		 Select the mirror to download packages from. file:/// and http:// URLs are supported.

       --purge-chroot
		 Purges the existing LTSP chroot if present.

CONFIG FILE

       ltsp-build-client  will	read  a  configuration	file  to  override  built-in defaults. the default location for this configuration file is
       /etc/ltsp/ltsp-build-client.conf, and can be specified with the --conf commandline option.

       values are NAME="VALUE" pairs, with # representing commented lines. most commandline options have an equivalent. an  example  Debian  based
       system with an alternate base location, architecture, and distribution:

	# set alternate default location for ltsp chroot (--base)
	BASE="/srv/ltsp"
	# build an amd64 chroot by default (--arch)
	ARCH="amd64"
	# build a Debian sid environment (--dist)
	DIST="sid"

SEE ALSO

       ltsp-update-sshkeys(8), ltsp-update-kernels(8).

AVAILABILITY

       ltsp-build-client is part of ltsp package and the latest versions are available in source form from https://launchpad.net/products/ltsp.

MAN PAGE AUTHOR

       Peter Savage - silentk - cbx33 debug@silentkeystroke.co.uk

       updated 2006, 2009 by Vagrant Cascadian <vagrant@freegeek.org>, 2011 by Wim Muskee <wimmuskee@gmail.com>

								    2011-08-11						      ltsp-build-client(8)
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