Agaric

Everyday use

You can change your password at https://agariclabs.net/krb/passwd

Or when logged in to simone.mayfirst.org with kpasswd (first type your current password, and then your new one, twice).

Initial setup of a user via the command line

These commands can be run on Agaric's test server, simone.mayfirst.org.

First, to see if a username already exists, you can list them with listprincs:

Creating a public key

The user to be added (we'll call him Andrew) types this in his terminal:

ssh-keygen

Then he sends his public key to the person acting as sysadmin at the moment. As an e-mail attachment is fine. For users not used to the command line it can be hard to find the public key in a hidden .ssh folder, but it is possible to use scp to put it on a server both the user and the acting sysadmin have access to.

Adding the user to the server

The sysadmin then logs into the test server and uses standard Debian commands:

Jon Lax

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Background

Where we come from

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Hello,

We at Agaric have what we thought would be a common need-- to have one support number / Skype account that our clients can call be picked up by whichever of our several members around the world (Germany, India, and the US so we cover the time zones pretty well!).

I cannot figure out how to configure this.

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Automatic Benefits:

Your clients learn to use an environment similar to the site you are building for them, rather than the different markup syntax and behaviors of trac or other system.

Features:

• URL fields for bug reports which would be able to replace (or generate) the base URL with a defined set of URLs for development, stage, or production sites in use.
• Time tracking?

Resources:

• How to package a profile on drupal.org