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RPM resource terminal-server2

This package includes the files necessary in order to provide terminal server functionality for diskless workstations on your network. This version replaces clusternfs with unionfs over nfs. There are security implications to installing this package. Specifically, it will make your entire filesystem accessible to any station on the network. Network stations will have the privilege level of an anonymous user (via the all_squash nfs option), so this is not a major security risk. Network booting may not function correctly (or at all) if certain key parts of your filesystem are not world-readable. A configuration tool, draktermserv can be found in drakxtools. Initially it is capable of setting up/start/stopping the server, creating etherboot floppy disks and isos, creating kernel net boot images for client machines, maintaining client user and machine lists, and configuring the dhcpd and clusternfs servers. A fairly generic vesa xorg.conf is included for the client machines. Basic cdrom/floppy mount points are also included, but you'll probably want to assign these per client machine. This package is based on work by Michael Brown <mbrown@fensystems.co.uk>, with minor modifications for inclusion in Mandriva Linux. See http://qa.mandriva.com/twiki/bin/view/Main/TerminalServer for additional information.

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