[Ltsp-discuss] Update Image when using NFS

[Great Avenger Singh]

Does the following command work fine when we use NFS with Debian?

#ltsp-update-image

This is only to update NBD image.

I am having problem with ssh keys. I am not able to login to server
using thinclients.

So when we run following command

#ltsp-update-ssh keys

After that which command should used to update Image or when we use
NFS we don't need to update image?(or No need to run
#ltsp-update-image)
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[Vagrant Cascadian]

Post by Great Avenger Singh
Does the following command work fine when we use NFS with Debian?
#ltsp-update-image

There is no need to run ltsp-update-image if you are using NFS.

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Post by Vagrant Cascadian
There is no need to run ltsp-update-image if you are using NFS.

Thanks for quick reply.
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Post by Vagrant Cascadian

Post by Great Avenger Singh
#ltsp-update-image

There is no need to run ltsp-update-image if you are using NFS.

So when we add the ssh keys, Do I have to add keys in chroot or in root server?

I am getting the troubles with login of Thin-clients.
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Post by Great Avenger Singh
So when we add the ssh keys, Do I have to add keys in chroot or in root server?

ltsp-update-sshkeys is all you should need to run, which should copy the
public keys from your server and add them to the chroot's
/etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts file. It will also add entries from
/etc/ltsp/ssh_known_hosts.*, if you have severs other than the root
server.

You may need to re-run it after your server changes IP address, if
you're using an older LDM version... but I think that was fixed several
years ago...

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[Great Avenger Singh]

Post by Vagrant Cascadian

Post by Great Avenger Singh
So when we add the ssh keys, Do I have to add keys in chroot or in root server?

ltsp-update-sshkeys is all you should need to run, which should copy the
public keys from your server and add them to the chroot's

Do you think first I have to
# chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 and then run ltsp-update-sshkeys or just from root
server.

I am using 2 servers, first is named as "debian-root" and other is called
"debian-app01" but as I found that in LTSP "server" name is used only so
does it xonfuses the LTSP?

Post by Vagrant Cascadian
/etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts file. It will also add entries from
/etc/ltsp/ssh_known_hosts.*, if you have severs other than the root
server.

What could be the manual steps if I assumee that ltsp-update-sshkeys is not
working for me?

Do you think if I change the option "StrictHostKeychecking No" in the
/etc/ssh/ssh_config in the chroot will also made me able to login easily or
it is too much risk with security?