Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of SystemAdministration

Timestamp:

Sep 2, 2017, 5:51:58 PM (8 years ago)

Author:

David Albert

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SystemAdministration

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 The software team uses a cloud-server hosted at [http://www.digitalocean.com DigitalOcean].  The server runs Ubuntu 14.04 linux and has 512MB RAM and 20GB storage.[[BR]]
 
-The server name is jupiter2.raidtech.net and the static IP is 104.236.89.124.  The domain name wiki.raidtech.net takes you to the same server and is directed to the Wiki virtual host. So users can access the server here:
-* ssh://jupiter2.raidtech.net
-* https://jupiter2.raidtech.net:20000
-* http://wiki.raidtech.net/login
+The server name is jupiter2.team2537.com and the static IP is 104.236.89.124.  The domain name wiki.team2537.com takes you to the same server and is directed to the Wiki virtual host. So users can access the server here:
+* ssh://jupiter2.team2537.com
+* https://jupiter2.team2537.com:20000
+* http://wiki.team2537.com/login
 
-Administration can be performed by command line (SSH) or via [https://jupiter2.raidtech.net:10000 Webmin][[BR]]
+Administration can be performed by command line (SSH) or via [https://jupiter2.team2537.com:10000 Webmin][[BR]]
 
 == User Management
 === Adding a new student:
-  * [http://wiki.raidtech.net/admin/accounts/users Add trac user]
-  * [http://wiki.raidtech.net/admin/general/perm Add user to appropriate group] (e.g. swdev) to give them the appropriate access permissions
+  * [http://wiki.team2537.com/admin/accounts/users Add trac user]
+  * [http://wiki.team2537.com/admin/general/perm Add user to appropriate group] (e.g. swdev) to give them the appropriate access permissions
 In addition, for students on the software team, you should also create a unix user account and add them to the swdev group; this gives them permission to access the software repositories
-  * [https://jupiter2.raidtech.net:10000 Add unix user] (System->Users and Groups]
+  * [https://jupiter2.team2537.com:10000 Add unix user] (System->Users and Groups]
 You can also do these from the unix command line:
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 == Version Control
-Subversion is used for version control; the repositories are stored in /home/svn.  Repositories are accessed securely from subversion clients (such as !NetBeans) using the URL:
-    * svn+ssh://jupiter2.raidtech.net/home/svn/<repositoryname>
-Separate repositories are used for each sub-team that does not need to share code with other sub-teams (e.g. gameapp, sensors, etc.).  Experiments should be done using the test repository.
-=== Creating a repository:
-{{{
-sudo svnadmin create /home/svn/myrepo
-sudo chown -R root:swdev /home/svn/myrepo/db
-sudo chmod -R g+w        /home/svn/myrepo/db
-sudo chown -R root:swdev /home/svn/myrepo/locks
-sudo chmod -R g+w        /home/svn/myrepo/locks
-}}}
-After creating a repository, add it to Trac using the [http://wiki.raidtech.net/admin/versioncontrol/repository web interface].  If there is data in the repository already, you may need to execute the following command:
-{{{
-sudo trac-admin /var/local/trac repository resync "myrepo"
-}}}
-You may also need to add a post-commit hook in the repository to call:
-{{{
-trac-admin /var/local/trac changeset added "myrepo" $REV
-}}}
-For more information see: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.7/svn.reposadmin.create.html
-
-=== Adding a project
-To create a project within a repository using the command line, on your local computer:
- * create project dir myproj w/sub-dirs: tags, branches, trunk
- * create/copy your project under myproj/trunk (see example helloc project in test repository)
- * cd myproj
- * svn import !svn+ssh://jupiter2.raidtech.net/<repositoryname> -m "initial import"
-You can also usually create projects using the subversion client in your IDE.
+Git is used for version control.
 
 == Web Server