42013-07-27 22:35:56ClintonEbadi32008-07-07 04:28:18localhostconverted to 1.6 markup22007-09-14 10:28:15MichaelOlsonAdd .procmailrc mention12007-09-14 08:14:49MichaelOlsonMigrate changesThis is a quick reference guide for all features available to users on Mire and Deleuze.

It is possible to mount your home directory on your own machine using OpenAFS. AFS utilizes Access Control Lists; regular Unix permissions are not used. ACLs are far more powerful.

is where most support requests are now made. The portal still allows specific requests such as installation of Debian packages. Use your Kerberos password.

DomTool 2 is a very powerful tool. It utilizes a very easy to understand language to setup personal services. See DomTool/Examples. Configuration files are located at ~/.domtool

Logs from services such as httpd (Apache) are now stored in ~/logs and are readable (but not writable) by you.

.forward should be created in the ~/.public directory. .procmailrc should be instead written to ~/.procmail.d/procmailrc.

Use your Kerberos password.

You may now use to access Mire with any modern browser that supports AJAX. Using the OpenSSH client, with Kerberos support compiled in, you may use ssh -K to login using Kerberos. CategoryHistorical