Re: [Fwd: RE: remote configuration]

Well, it appears that it may be a problem with the MS tftp server that
the client is using.  We used the tftpd32.exe recommended in the MS-only
howto and now he has no problems... except that it doesn't run as a
service.

Any ideas anyone?

On Wed, 2004-01-14 at 12:26, Diego Torres Milano wrote:
> Looks OK.
> Be sure that this is the file that it's actually read, you can add an
> echo or message inside.
> Be sure that no command line option is setting these variables to
> another value, kernel parameter take precedence (anyway it should be
> printed in bootmsg) [cat /proc/cmsline].
> Check the RDP_SERVER_NAME value in /var/run/pxes/env.
> Check the RDP_SERVER_NAME value in /etc/rdesktop.conf.
> 
> 
> On Wed, 2004-01-14 at 13:41, Chris Gianelloni wrote:
>     I am trying to change the server the RDP client connects to via the
>     remote configuration.
>     
>     The file P010212004239.conf looks like this:
>     
>     :
>     #----------------------------------------------------------------------
>     # default.conf
>     # This file is read when "Remote configuration" is enabled in the
>     # ram disk image.
>     # You can set variables here to alter the image's behaviour.
>     # Example:
>     #    RDP_SERVER_NAME="my.server"
>     #    export RDP_SERVER_NAME
>     #----------------------------------------------------------------------
>     
>     RDP_SERVER_NAME=gvlscwts4.corporate.vox.net
>     export RDP_SERVER_NAME
>     
>     
>     Any ideas anyone?  What am I missing here?
>     
>     -----Forwarded Message-----
>     From: "Morin, Jon" <[email protected]>
>     To: [email protected]
>     Subject: RE: remote configuration
>     Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 10:36:53 -0600
>     
>     Getting this now....
>     001: Finding modules dependencies...
>     002: Loading modules: 
>     003: 
>     004: Configuring and Starting Network...
>     005: Setting hostname to P010212004239
>     006:    Setting CONFIGURATION_SERVER_NAME='10.212.1.55' (DHCP)
>     007: Getting remote configuration from 10.212.1.55:/pxes/config...
>     008:    Sourcing default.conf
>     009:    Sourcing P010212004239.conf
>     010: Parsing command line options...
>     011: Loading keyboard map (us)
>     012: Saving environment...
>     013: Parsing templates...
>     014: Configuring local devices...
>     015: 	sound 
>     016: 
>     017: Starting inetd
>     
>     
>     It looks like it is loading the file but it isn't taking the command 
>     
>     -----Original Message-----
>     From: Chris Gianelloni [mailto:[email protected]] 
>     Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 11:23 AM
>     To: Jon Morin
>     Subject: remote configuration
>     
>     Could you hit one of the machines via a web browser and look in the
>     variables to see if REMOTE_CONFIGURATION_ENABLED is on?
>     
>     --
>     Chris Gianelloni
>     Systems Administrator
>     IT Infrastructure and Support Lead
>     Conso International
>     (864) 427-9004 x 2748
-- 
Chris Gianelloni
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