[K12OSN] lts.conf query

[Jim McQuillan]

On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Calvin Dodge wrote:

> Huck wrote:
> > Is it possible to say in lts.conf
> >
> > [ws120 - ws129]
> >    XSERVER = sis
> >
> >
> > [ws130 - ws139]
> >    XSERVER = ati
> >
> >
> >
> > ??
> >
> > or do I have to explicitly set each one?
> >
> > or maybe something like
> >
> > sislab = ws120,ws121,ws122,ws123,ws124,ws125,ws126,ws127,ws128,ws129
> >
> > and then
> >
> > [sislab]
> >    XSERVER = sis
>
> I'm having a little trouble determining this from the source code (100K of
> Perl), but I doubt either of the above options is possible.

Makes me wonder what source code you are looking at.  I wrote getltscfg
in C.
And, btw,  [ws120 - ws129] is unfortunately NOT valid.

What you could do, is setup something like this:


[DellGX1]
   XSERVER = sis

[HPVectra]
   XSERVER = ati

[ws120] LIKE = DellGX1
[ws121] LIKE = DellGX1
[ws122] LIKE = DellGX1
[ws123] LIKE = DellGX1
[ws130] LIKE = HPVectra
[ws131] LIKE = HPVectra
[ws131] LIKE = HPVectra


Hope that helps,

Jim McQuillan
jam at Ltsp.org




>
> The following script will add the appropriate entries to lts.conf
> (n=120;while [ $n -le 129 ];do echo \[ws$n\];n=$((n+1));echo "   XSERVER = sis
> ";done) >>/opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf
>
> Calvin
>
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