Re: ldm: ConsoleKit and Xsession location

Gideon Romm wrote:
> I agree with approach #2, and furthermore (bolstered by Andy's
> comment) would like to see the distros package an "ltsp-app-server"
> package *separate* from "ltsp-server".  "ltsp-app-server" would
> contain all of the pieces for a Linux server to be an LTSP-aware app
> server, without being a boot server.  Things like:
> 
> ldminfod, ltspfs (recommended), ...
> 
> Since we do not have one protocol (ala RDP et al) that we push all
> functionality thru, the pieces for the app server side should be in
> their own package.  Some things that could be on either (such as
> ltspswapd, perhaps deserve their own package).

I've been thinking something like ltsp-app-server as well.  I am not 
sure I like the name though, but I can't think of anything better.

Why ltspswapd in its own package?

> PS:  I like approach #2, as it is also not blocked by NAT.  If you
> connect to a remote server through NAT, chances are, you will not be
> able to contact ldminfod.

I wasn't aware that this is a requirement.  You are comfortable with all 
session and language options being missing in such cases?

Warren

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