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Joseph Foley, 2015-09-05 02:50
1 | 1 | Joseph Foley | h1. Getting started |
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3 | h2. RHnet Rules of Use |
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5 | We are part of RHnet at RU, which means we must abide by their rules. English version at http://rhnet.is/english/reglur.html |
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7 | h2. Wireless Router info (Wifi) |
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9 | * SSID: devnet |
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10 | * Password: HAKKAVELIN |
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12 | More info at [[Wireless Access Point]]. If you have trouble configuring your computer after connecting, refer to [[Network#Connecting to the network]] |
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14 | h2. Get added to the mailing list |
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16 | Make sure someone adds you to our mailing lists |
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18 | * @devnet@list.ru.is@ medium-traffic maintainer/developer list |
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19 | * @devnet-user@list.ru.is@ low-traffic announcement list (service outages and new features when tested) |
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21 | h2. Get on the chat channel! |
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23 | # Register an account at https://jabber.ru.is |
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24 | # Join the chat channel devnet@conferences.jabber.ru.is |
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25 | # Send messages before you do anything interesting |
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26 | # Wireless NAT near the rack |
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27 | ## SSID: devnet Password: HAKKAVELIN |
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28 | # [[OTR Encrypted IM]] |
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30 | h2. [[Kerberos]] |
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32 | To simplify the number of passwords you need to remember while improving security, we have installed Kerberos. You will need to have a kerberos login in order to access some of the servers and for AFS. |
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34 | To get an Kerberos account, send mail to @devnet@list.ru.is@ with your desired username (it should match your HI or RU email). You probably also want the AFS login, mentioned in the next section. More about [[Kerberos]] can be found at the link. |
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37 | h2. [[AFS]] |
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39 | If you have an afs account, you can set items in the AFS space to be visible on our webserver at @http://www.dev.ru.is@ |
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40 | To get an AFS account, send mail to @devnet@list.ru.is@ with your desired username (it should match your HI or RU email) |
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41 | Then goto [[devnet-documentation:AFS_Client_Installation]] to install the AFS client. More information on [[AFS]]. |
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43 | h3. Automatic web pages and sharing files |
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45 | To make a www folder that is visible. Here is an example for foley's homedir. |
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47 | Replace the path with the appropriate path from the sent email. e.g. /afs/dev.ru.is/user/f/fo/foley |
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49 | # cd /afs/dev.ru.is/user/f/fo/foley |
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50 | # mkdir www |
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51 | # fs setacl . system:anyuser l |
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52 | # fs setacl www system:anyuser read |
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54 | The l acl allows anyone to list, but not read the directory. |
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56 | Then this can be accessed at @http://afs.dev.ru.is/user/f/fo/foley/www@ |
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58 | h1. Ideas |
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60 | * SIP server |
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61 | * Minecraft Server |
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62 | * XMPP (sorta done, need to allow transports) |
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63 | * IMMI |
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64 | * ntp (using gps or cell signal for stratum 0 status) |
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65 | * debian repo (iceland uni has one hosted, does mirroring make sense?) |
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66 | * mail server, possibly hosted by google app engine |
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67 | * laser etcher |
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68 | * Your File System (AFS++) http://www.your-file-system.com |
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70 | h1. DevNet Developer pages |
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72 | * [[hosts]] includes service locations and maintainers |
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73 | * [[network]] |
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74 | * [[passwords]] |
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75 | * [[ubuntu server install]] |
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76 | * [[Certificates]] |
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77 | * [[IPA and ActiveDirectory]] |