[K12OSN]

[Kemp, Levi]

Sorry Tom,
 
 We don't use Read 180, just SRC and SRI. All I did for those was to complete one windows installation and copy the program folders. All the files are right there. Which is great because the installation takes forever, which is odd considering the folders are about 30mb. I do the same thing for windows clients too. Actually I put them all on a server and just let em run it from there, seems to be the way my boss likes to do all the apps. Back to Read 180 though, what it the difference between it and SRC?
 
Levi Kemp
Technology Specialist
Bolivar R-1 Schools
417-328-8943
lnkemp at bolivar.k12.mo.us

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From: k12osn-bounces at redhat.com on behalf of Tom Wolfe
Sent: Sat 9/29/2007 9:59 AM
To: Support list for open source software in schools.
Subject: Re: [K12OSN]



Oh come on, the drama is what makes life worth living.

So Levi -- Scholastic, you have it working on K12LTSP??? Do you have
Read180 working too? I would really be interested in a little how-to or
something. I can get everything BUT Read 180 to work over Terminal
Services (it's killing me but it works).

Regards,
Tom Wolfe
Morley, AB



On Fri, 28 Sep 2007, Craig White wrote:

> On Fri, 2007-09-28 at 12:54 -0500, Kemp, Levi wrote:
>> Hello everyone,
>>      It's been too long since I've checked the list. I've had a lot
>> of "fun" working with our LTSP lab. I finally resolved my issue with
>> scholastic software. Even though I was able to get the older version
>> working in the lab, it came down to the fact that the database wasn't
>> stable. According to scholastic, "It is self-corrupting, two minutes
>> after running the maintenance you WILL have errors in it again." So we
>> upgraded to the new Enterprise Edition", which runs on a MySql database,
>> using a flash player as a browser on the client to access the apps on
>> the server. It uses Jboss as the appliation server. Funny how almost all
>> of the software used open source, good side though, wine opens the
>> executable to run any of the apps and uses native flash player, java,
>> adobe, etc. So there is one problem solved. Unfortunately I'm still
>> having a problem with a network drive that the school uses for both a
>> digital dropbox and a basic application server for apps like microtype
>> and geometer sketchpad. No on seems to have write access to the mounted
>> drive and that is the main problem. It seems like it shouldn't be a hard
>> thing to figure out, but I haven't had as much time to spend on it as I
>> need to. Where should I start looking to fix this aside from chmod,
>> because that doesn't seem to do it. If you need more info let me know,
>> I'm hoping to get it fixed by Monday, otherwise I may be forced into a
>> Microsoft Terminal setup, and that would kill me.
> ----
> spare us the drama
>
> is the mount read only? on a computer that doesn't have write access to
> the mounted drive, can you run the command...
>
> mount
>
> and report back to us?
>
> --
> Craig White <craig at tobyhouse.com>
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