Man page - debian-edu-ltsp-install(8)
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- ldap2netgroup(1)
- debian-edu-ltsp-install(8)
- ldap-add-user-to-group(1)
- ldap-add-host-to-netgroup(1)
- sitesummary2ldapdhcp(1)
- update-hostname-from-ip(8)
- update-ini-file(1)
- ldap-createuser-krb5(1)
- debian-edu-pxeinstall(8)
- debian-edu-ltsp-chroot(8)
- debian-edu-ltsp-ipxe(8)
- debian-edu-fsautoresize(8)
- debian-edu-restart-services(8)
- debian-edu-ltsp-initrd(8)
- ldap-debian-edu-install(1)
- debian-edu-test-install(8)
- debian-edu-copy-pki(1)
- debian-edu-ldapserver(1)
- debian-edu-update-netblock(8)
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Manual
| DEBIAN-EDU-LTSP-INSTALL(8) | Debian Edu Admin Tools | DEBIAN-EDU-LTSP-INSTALL(8) |
NAME
debian-edu-ltsp-install - setup, configure and manage LTSP chroot and SquashFS image
SYNOPSIS
debian-edu-ltsp-install [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
- Tool to configure a Debian Edu system with 'LTSP-Server' profile' for both diskless workstations and also thin clients (using X2Go). The configuration applies to a Debian Edu machine on the internal backbone network with two NICs. This system needs to be registered using GOsa² in case it isn't the main server (i.e. a 'combined' server).
- This script applies to a system with two NICs on the internal backbone network.
OPTIONS
These are the options that can appear on the command line:
- --arch <amd64|i386>
- takes effect for a thin client chroot setup, default value is the system architecture one
- --dist <stable|testing|sid>
- takes effect for a LTSP/X2Go client chroot setup, default value is the one the LTSP server is running
- --dns_server <10.0.2.2|dns server ip>
- --dns_server defaults to 10.0.2.2 if omitted
- --diskless_workstation <yes|no>
- defaults to no if the option is omitted
- --dlw <yes|no>
- used to create a diskless workstation LTSP chroot (root fs via NFS), default is no
- --img <yes|no>
- takes effect for LTSP diskless workstation and X2Go thin client chroot setup, default is yes
- --desktop<xfce|cinnamon|gnome|kde|lxde|lxqt|mate|none>
- takes effect for LTSP diskless workstation chroot setup, default is xfce
- --thin_type <bare|display|desktop>
-
no default value, these are available: -
bare: preconfigured x2go client running via 'startx' as user 'thin' with -
sound and client side mass storage support -
display: x2gothinclient running in display mode -
desktop: x2gothinclient running in minidesktop mode
EXAMPLES
- debian-edu-ltsp-install --diskless_workstation yes
- creates diskless workstation support (SquashFS image from server file system).
- debian-edu-ltsp-install --arch amd64 --diskless_workstation yes --thin_type bare
- creates diskless workstation and 64-bit thin client support. LTSP client boot defaults to diskless workstation.
- debian-edu-ltsp-install --arch i386 --thin_type bare
- creates additional 32-bit thin client support.
- debian-edu-ltsp-install --diskless_workstation yes
- updates the diskless workstation SquashFS image.
- debian-edu-ltsp-install --dlw yes --img no
- creates a diskless workstation LTSP chroot. About 15 GiB additional disk space is needed.
- In the default case, run the commands
- lvresize -L+15G /dev/vg_system/srv+ltsp and resize2fs /dev/vg_system/srv+ltsp
- debian-edu-ltsp-install --dlw yes
- creates a diskless workstation LTSP chroot and the related SquashFS image. Another 5 GiB more additional disk space is needed.
AUTHORS
Debian Edu Team, https://blends.debian.org/edu
| December 2020 | Debian Edu |