[FreeNX-kNX] usb pen devices.

[Chris Fanning]

Hi,

Well, I've been trying to do this and I think I have got it all setup properly.
But it doesn't work.

I think it's because ltspfsd has an error when it receives a
LTSPFS_XAUTH packet from the server.
And that packet seems to be part of the ltspfs mount mecanism.

I did try no authentification with ltspfsd -ad but it breaks with an
error when it receives LTSPFS_XAUTH. Did you get this trouble?

Maybe because XAUTH parameter is different. it is taken from the $DISPLAY
and that's unix:1000 versus ws012:0.0

Perhaps its the size of the packet?
It seems to contain MIT auth cookie binary.

Dimitar, what is $DISPLAY on your nxterminals?

It starts around here and I read in one of the files something about
packet max size.
http://soleup.eup.uva.es/trac/browser/ltspfs/ltspfsd/ltspfsd_functions.c?rev=672#L959

I don''t think there is a problem with hostname resolution like the
comment suggests. Although I could be wrong. Ive edited
bussd : my $server_ip_addr = $ENV{NXUSERIP};
lbus_event_handler.sh : WS=${NXUSERIP}
On boot the client now creates /tmp/drives, /tmp/fstab, and makes an
entry in /etc/hosts so it can resolve it's own name (not localhost) .
I've gone through the famous ltspfs troubleshooting list.

But not all is lost. I do get an icon popup when I plug my pen drive in. :)
It just doesn't get mounted.

Cheers.
Chris.



On Feb 19, 2008 10:50 AM, Dimitar Paskov <pascoff at nola7.com> wrote:
> >>
> >> I've tried EXPORT_USERIP="1" but I don't get the environment variable
> >> on the client. :(
> >>
> >> Perhaps I should be using the freeNX client? (I'm using the !M client)
> >> That also makes me wonder how (and when), I should set the ltsp variables:
> >> server_ip_addr = $ENV{NXUSERIP}
> >> WS=${NXUSERIP}
> >> I need to set those right after the nxclient has logged on, correct?
> >>
> >> So, perhaps that is also easier with the freenx client.
> >>
> >> Could you post some more detail please?
> >>
> > Sorry. my mistake.
> > I do get $NXUSERIP on the server
> > And in the client I can see the server ip with
> > $SSH_CONNECTION
> >
> >
> >> Thanks.
> >> Chrs.
> >>
>
>
> So now you have $NXUSERIP environmental variable set on the server.
>  >> That also makes me wonder how (and when), I should set the ltsp
> variables:
>  >> server_ip_addr = $ENV{NXUSERIP}
>  >> WS=${NXUSERIP}
> These variables are set IN the two scripts that I mentioned:
> lbussd : my $server_ip_addr = $ENV{NXUSERIP};
> lbus_event_handler.sh : WS=${NXUSERIP}
> You just have to find those variables and change them like the line
> above, because they are set with some other values that I don't
> remember. After that you have to start these script when the user
> session starts. I do that in a script /usr/env/lbus_start.sh that get
> sourced/run with the KDE session. And you don't have to worry about the
> variables, they are set automatically and the scripts know how to
> connect to the thin/fat client.
>