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===Administrators=== | ===Administrators=== | ||
Administrators may add new group administrators by using the [https://ciist.ist.utl.pt/servicos/self_service/show_groups.php ciist self-service for groups management web-page]. The personal IST ID login is required. | Administrators may add new group administrators by using the [https://ciist.ist.utl.pt/servicos/self_service/show_groups.php ciist self-service for groups management web-page]. The personal IST ID login is required. | ||
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+ | ==Mounting AFS network drives== | ||
+ | You can access to your sigma AFS files through a network drive mounted on your computer. This is a more convenient way to copy/transfer files from your local machine to the AFS server. | ||
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+ | ===Windows=== | ||
+ | *[https://ciist.ist.utl.pt/ciwiki/AfsClienteWindows Ciist wiki for windows AFS clients] | ||
+ | ===Linux=== | ||
+ | *[https://ciist.ist.utl.pt/ciwiki/AfsClienteLinux Ciist wiki for linux AFS clients] | ||
==External links== | ==External links== |
Latest revision as of 12:20, 11 February 2009
Sigma cluster is where personal web-pages and group web-pages of ist.utl.pt are stored.
Contents
Quick login
Windows
- Download putty,
- Fill in the Host field with sigma.ist.utl.pt, then click on open,
- Insert your fenix login without the @ist.utl.pt part, then your password,
You're in!
Linux
> ssh sigma.ist.utl.pt -l istxxxxxx
Personal web-page
http://web.ist.utl.pt/istxxxxxx > cd /afs/.ist.utl.pt/users/istxxxxxx
Groups web-page
http://(group).ist.utl.pt > cd /afs/.ist.utl.pt/groups/(group)/web
Example
http://groups.ist.utl.pt/maretec > cd /afs/.ist.utl.pt/groups/maretec/web
Administrators
Administrators may add new group administrators by using the ciist self-service for groups management web-page. The personal IST ID login is required.
Mounting AFS network drives
You can access to your sigma AFS files through a network drive mounted on your computer. This is a more convenient way to copy/transfer files from your local machine to the AFS server.