UbuntuHelp:UbuntuLTSP/AutoLoginFeatures

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This page is dedicated to LTSP autologin/guest login features. There are currently two scenarios: 1) You want to be able to turn on a thin-client and have it boot directly to a desktop, with no user intervention (Autologin) 2) You want to be able to turn on a thin-client and have it boot to a login screen, with the click-able option to login as a guest (Guest login) We will describe how to accomplish these tasks below.

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1) Autologin

• Create/Edit your lts.conf file with specific thin-client sections (IP/MAC/Hostname) and the following options, shown below as an example. Please note that you must modify the example to fit your specific network and server/user settings. Obviously, make sure the users and passwords listed exist on the server.

lts.conf:

[Default]
LDM_AUTOLOGIN = True

[192.168.1.101]
LDM_USERNAME = user1
LDM_PASSWORD = password1

[192.168.1.102]
LDM_USERNAME = user2
LDM_PASSWORD = password2

...

NOTE: If no "LDM_USERNAME" / "LDM_PASSWORD" is given per thin-client, it defaults to the hostname of the thin-client. 2) Guest Login

• Create/Edit your lts.conf file with specific thin-client sections (IP/MAC/Hostname) and the following options, shown below as an example. Please note that you must modify the example to fit your specific network and server/user settings. Obviously, make sure the users and passwords listed exist on the server.

lts.conf:

[Default]
LDM_ALLOW_GUEST = True

[192.168.1.101]
LDM_USERNAME = user1
LDM_PASSWORD = password1

[192.168.1.102]
LDM_USERNAME = user2
LDM_PASSWORD = password2

...

NOTE: If no "LDM_USERNAME" / "LDM_PASSWORD" is given per thin-client, it defaults to the hostname of the thin-client.

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This should be all you need to get autologin/guest login features going under Ubuntu LTSP. NOTE: It is said that "LDM_ALLOW_GUEST" is superceded by "LDM_GUESTLOGIN", although my testing shows that "LDM_GUESTLOGIN" doesn't work in Ubuntu 8.04.1 (as of 2008/10/21). This might change in the future, so if "LDM_ALLOW_GUEST" doesn't work, try "LDM_GUESTLOGIN" instead.