[Ltsp] Installation report: St. Joseph Catholic School in Ponchatoula

John Hebert johnahebert at yahoo.com
Thu Sep 30 05:32:04 CDT 2004


--- Michael Murray <mmurray at i-55.com> wrote:
> The St. Joseph Catholic School installation went
> well. 

Excellent!

> We are all feeling pleased with ourselves.
> Personally, I'm delighted to 
> see the beginnings of a Louisiana K12LTSP user
> community.

Here, here!

> The system is connected to the school's T1 line, so
> remote access setup 
> should be a simple matter. Not simple enough for me,
> however, as I am 
> absolutely clueless where to begin. I must again
> defer to the BRLUG for 
> support.

First off, is sshd installed and running on the box?
Of course, don't post IP addresses or authentication
info on this mailing list, as its archives are public.

> I think it would be prudent to let the school use
> the system for a 
> couple weeks' shakedown before we contemplate
> changes. By that time Mel 
> should be in a better position to know what issues
> need addressing.

Agreed.

> The upgrade should be within my
> capabilities, but we could use 
> a competent volunteer to assist with sound
> configuration.

Will Hill has lots of experience with sound card
configuration under Linux.

> Also, Sabrina is eager to use Scribus to produce
> Trafton's school 
> newspaper and needs help with its installation.

I'm not familiar with Scribus, but I know how to
install software. What exactly is the problem?

I see from looking at the Scribus website that
software packages are available:
http://www.scribus.org.uk/downloads/1.2/scribus-1.2-0.fdr.1.EL3.i686.rpm,
etc.

IIRC, LTSP is RedHat based, right? So, downloading and
installing the .rpm software package above should
work. There should be a GUI app on the LTSP server for
installing .rpm files, but if not, I can look up how
to do it from the command line. If someone else on
this list has more RedHat experience than me, please
chime in. ;)

John Hebert


	
		
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