- Adding users
- 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
- Adding projects
- As root on hood:
diradm amadd -O $mapbase $key $src
- EG (CVS):
diradm amadd -O auto.cvs foobar 209.87.56.240:/export/cvs/foobar
- EG (SVN):
diradm amadd -O auto.svn foobar 209.87.56.240:/export/svn/foobar
- '-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.
mkdir -p $src
# EG /export/cvs/foobar or /export/projects/0/r/rnapredict
chgrp -R root:$group $src
# eg $group being rnapredict or whatever.
chmod 2771 $src
mkdir -p $src/htdocs
# only if they are going to serve web content
chmod 2775 $src/htdocs
- Adding CVS repositories
- See amadd example above, create the /export/cvs/foobar directory.
- On Yamato:
cvs -d /export/cvs/foobar init
chmod -R 2770 /export/cvs/foobar
chgrp foobar /export/cvs/foobar
- Adding SubVersion repositories
- 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).
- 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.