Terminal Services... NEED HELP

[curaga]

1.  How do I start the terminal service so that it uses the edited /netboot directory?

Currently you would do that manually (by manually executing the lines). On boot: by copying the two server lines to bootlocal.sh (udpsvd... and udhcpd...) from tc-terminal-server.

I didn't understand this last statement.  Can you elaborate?

The first part - nobody has asked so far for the wizard to start the servers on an existing config. It might just be that how to do that is self-evident to a typical TC user (and TC dev ).
Now that you asked, it was not hard to implement, you'll possibly see it in the next TC release.

The second - the last couple lines of the tc-terminal-server script do the actual work of starting the servers. So far users have just copied them to where-ever they need them.

[jconnor]

Sweet!!!  I think I finally get it.  I made my own little script with the final lines and started it and the default file stayed untouched.  I will test the whole scenario on my system later today and will get back to you.  I think everything is covered though.

My custom script is called tcStart.  Can I just add that line to the bootlist.sh script for it to be started on boot?

Thanks for all your help curaga!!!!!!

[curaga]

My custom script is called tcStart.  Can I just add that line to the bootlist.sh script for it to be started on boot?

If it's in $PATH, and executable, yes.

[jconnor]

I tested this on my system last night and it worked great!  Thanks for the help!