12-06-2019
Thank you for the reply Neo,
I should have remembered that, my networking and telecommunications skills are a bit rusty.
Come to think of it the private internet access vpn app for android and arch x86_64 has the functionality I'm trying to mirror. Perhaps I can take a look at the relevent code in the arch package and try to port some of its functionality to this.
Trying to get this idea working for raspberry pi which uses the arm cpu architecture. I also noticed that sometimes webpages would load slower based on server congestion. Example New_York_City could have 35ms one moment then at 11:00PM could have 530ms, even though its relatively closer. I thought perhaps I could socket the services similar to how dnscrypt-proxy could be socketed.
Will keep trying different ideas.
Thanks again Neo,
HaloSlayer255
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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)