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** As root on yamato, run {{Commandline | /usr/local/sbin/diradm.superadduser '$username' '$email' '$Fullname'}} | ** As root on yamato, run {{Commandline | /usr/local/sbin/diradm.superadduser '$username' '$email' '$Fullname'}} | ||
** Note that a file named '$username' is created in your current directory with the template filled out for mailing (the same file is displayed onscreen). | ** Note that a file named '$username' is created in your current directory with the template filled out for mailing (the same file is displayed onscreen). | ||
** For now, we must: | |||
export DEBUG=1 | |||
DEBUG=1 /usr/local/sbin/diradm.superadduser ... | |||
** the password you are prompted for at the end is '''for hood''' | |||
* Adding groups | * Adding groups | ||
** As root on hood, diradm groupadd | ** As root on hood, diradm groupadd |
Revision as of 23:11, 15 September 2005
- Adding users
- As root on yamato, run /usr/local/sbin/diradm.superadduser '$username' '$email' '$Fullname'
- Note that a file named '$username' is created in your current directory with the template filled out for mailing (the same file is displayed onscreen).
- For now, we must:
- As root on yamato, run
export DEBUG=1 DEBUG=1 /usr/local/sbin/diradm.superadduser ...
- the password you are prompted for at the end is for hood
- Adding groups
- As root on hood, diradm groupadd
- same syntax as groupadd(8).
- Adding or removing users from a group
- same syntax as gpasswd(8)
- As root on hood, diradm gpasswd (-a|-d) USERNAME GROUP
- Adding projects
- As root on hood: diradm amadd -O $mapbase $key $src
- '-O' means the default mount options for automount.
- As root on yamato: create the $src directory now, and give it the approriate permissions. chgrp -R it, and chmod 2771 it.
- Make the directory. mkdir -p $src
- Set ownership. chgrp -R $group $src
- Set permissions. chmod 2771 $src
- If web content is being served: mkdir -p $src/htdocs ; chmod 2775 $src/htdocs
- As root on hood:
Adding CVS repositories
- On hood, run diradm amadd -O auto.cvs ${foobar} 209.87.56.240:/export/cvs/${foobar}
- Replace ${foobar} with the name of the repository
- On yamato, run (assuming there's a previously created group called ${foobar}:
- cvs -d /export/cvs/${foobar} init
- chmod -R 2770 /export/cvs/${foobar}
- chgrp foobar /export/cvs/${foobar}
- The chgrp command can instead be a chown command for a single user repository; group name and cvs repository name don't have to match, either.
- To access CVS repo, use CVS_RSH="ssh" with URL being :ext:${user}@cvs.iat.sfu.ca:/var/cvsroot/${foobar}
- Users must be in group cvs in addition to ${foobar} to access the repository!
Adding SVN repositories
- On hood, run diradm amadd -O auto.svn ${foobar} 209.87.56.240:/export/svn/${foobar}
- Replace ${foobar} with the name of the repository
- On yamato, run (assuming there's a previously created group called ${foobar}:
- chmod -R 2770 /export/cvs/${foobar}
- chgrp foobar /export/cvs/${foobar}
- On nelson, run svnadmin create /var/svnroot/${foobar} --fs-type fsfs
- Repo URL is svn+ssh://${user}@cvs.iat.sfu.ca/var/svnroot/${foobar}
- Users must be in group cvs in addition to ${foobar} to access the repository!
General user management
- diradm offers almost all regular POSIX commands, sometimes with a few extra frills. The only commands NOT completely implemented are gpasswd and passwd.
- Gentoo update procedures (eg, how to update without ever messing up a machine).
- TODO
- Welcoming new users; email template or typical wording you've used
- This is in the diradm.superadduser script, as it fills out the template.
To: $FULLNAME <$EMAIL> Subject: Research account created - $NEWUSER Hello $FULLNAME, Your research account has been created. Username: $NEWUSER Password: $NEWPASS Please visit http://research.iat.sfu.ca/network/changepassword.php to change your password when you receive this email. For support with the research network, please email: help@research.iat.sfu.ca And include a good description of the entire problem and a suitable subject line. Please note that this username/password pair is only valid for the SFU Surrey Research Network, and is NOT tied into the main SFU authentication systems.
- quotas
- TODO