=== yofel_ is now known as yofel [21:30] anyone here ? [21:33] * highvoltage is [21:33] * ajmitch is, but working :) [21:34] * highvoltage too [21:35] * ajmitch should be catching up on arb votes, but got big scheduled update & cleanup for our work product this weekend [21:35] though I'd like to hear about any tablet progress you've made :) [21:43] all we need is one binary file from the kubuntu guys [21:44] but the tablet guys seemed to have gone awol [21:44] I'm also still working [21:44] big moodle site upgrade [21:45] ...from a really big (as in, 200GB moodledata directory with a >5GB database) old moodle version (as in, 4 years old) to a new version [21:45] not fun but has to be done [21:56] anyone knows if its posible to turn the dhcp in edubunt off. Already have one on the network [22:00] chat2: sudo update-rc.d isc-dhcp-server disable [22:00] (that will stop it from autostarting) [22:01] "service isc-dhcp-server stop" will stop it [22:02] does that actually work with the upstart job? [22:02] (the update-rc.d bit) [22:02] * stgraber tests [22:02] I doubt it [22:03] but isc-dhcp-server isn't a startup job yet iirc [22:03] ouch, yeah, it creates a huge mess if you do that [22:03] highvoltage: it's, I made it one in 12.04 [22:03] oops, I got it from http://askubuntu.com/questions/19320/whats-the-recommended-way-to-enable-disable-services :) [22:03] chat2: use "echo manual > /etc/init/isc-dhcp-server.override" [22:04] * highvoltage should really not trust that site so much [22:04] highvoltage: running "disable" actually makes it start twice (in case you were wondering what I mean by "huge mess") [22:04] heh [22:05] as update-rc.d doesn't find /etc/rc* entries, it tries to "fix them" by creating them [22:05] that script should actually be made upstart aware [22:05] making both the upstart job and the compatibility script try to run the same thing [22:05] (in debian) [22:06] to quote man: update-rc.d - install and remove System-V style init script links [22:06] it's "service" that should be extended to support disable/enable [22:06] as it's already aware of upstart [22:46] hi :) [22:47] has anyone installed ltsp with connection to LDAP? I have some trouble with this. [22:48] First: Connection with LDAP and normal clients work, also connection on the LTSPserver works. For example: NX or terminal [22:50] Only when people logged in the Thinclient, sometime user can login, but it is a very long timeout. And then i can't see all menus, sometimes the logoutbutton is not here, sometimes there is only a whitescreen after login... [22:50] whats going on? I spend a lot of time for these things. [22:50] it is a special LTSP and LDAP auth?