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hw <hw <at> gc-24.de> writes: |
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> I'm trying to set up an ltsp server. It seems |
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> that one of the required packages is no longer |
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I never used ltsp so take what I say with a grain of salt.... |
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Look around the old code is out there. Find an old version that works |
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and get that working. Then go to the ltsp upstream development site |
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and get the latest stable release. Create your own ebuild so you not |
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dependant for the devs to maintain what you like. Also, look around at |
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the other gentoo-derivate OS and see if they have some ltsp hack of |
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an ebuild lying around. The gentoo attics is your friend [2] |
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You can usually find a way to build/install it, without using a gentoo |
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ebuild, but that is not the preferred method. |
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https://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/ltsp.xml:: has been removed, so the devs think |
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it is useless or nobody wants to maintain it. If you really like that |
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package, be the proxy maintainer once you repair/upgrade the associated |
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ebuilds. Seen the proxy-maintainer project in the gentoo wiki for more detail. |
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hth, |
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James |
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https://gitweb.gentoo.org/proj/ltsp.git |
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http://www.ltsp.org/ |
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https://gpo.zugaina.org/Overlays |
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