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CISC475-14FOn this page... (hide) 1. User accountsUsers to have accounts on the VMs must have EECIS accounts. See https://accounts.eecis.udel.edu to apply. Users logging in to the virutal machines are authenticated through EECIS NIS. A user must be specifically allowed on a virtual machine. 1.1 Adding user accountsUsers can be individually allowed on a particular VM by running the script (with sudo or as root):
This will add a line to /etc/passwd and /etc/group to enable access for the user, as well as set up his local /home/username directory. 1.2 Elevating privilegesUsers can gain root privileges through the 2. SVN Server
3. Web ServerApache is installed to host web sites. The default document root, the place where pages are served from, is If desired, Apache can be configured to serve pages from user's home directories. See http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/howto/public_html.html 4. Setting up a trac projectTrac is set up to be served by Apache. Trac projects are configured to live in 4.1 Creating a new trac projectTo create a trac project called newproject, try the following, with root-privileges
Note that the trac projects must be readable by the user Apache runs as. On Ubuntu, this is 4.2 Authenticating users to tracAn .htpasswd file can be used to authenticate to trac projects. To add a user to the trac site:
The command will prompt for a new password. This password does not have to be your regular account password, and will provide you access to login to a trac project's web interface to post tickets, edit the wiki, etc. Please see http://10.10.31.238/trac/test/wiki/TracModWSGI#ConfiguringAuthentication for more information 5. MiscFiles that might be customized by users should be saved to departmental storage (as opposed to the VM root disks that will eventually be destroyed). /home, /var/www, /var/svn, and /etc/apache2 are currently saved on the persistent, network drive. Feel free to move anything else there. It is mounted at /eecis/nfs.acad/
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