- 02 Jan, 2001 6 commits
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Christopher Alfeld authored
This file will be replaced in a moment by assign_wrapper, a correct PERL implementation of LAN support. I want a copy of the original TCL code around though.
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Mike Hibler authored
mode correct. It works now. Really.
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Leigh B. Stoller authored
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Leigh B. Stoller authored
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Mike Hibler authored
Set non-blocking write the correct way this time!
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Mike Hibler authored
2. Add pty flush and revoke on a shutdown (USR2) signal 3. cleanups
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- 01 Jan, 2001 1 commit
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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- 30 Dec, 2000 3 commits
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mac authored
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mac authored
(There still might be a couple of directories that need makefiles with install targets, but we'll deal with that as necessary.)
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Leigh B. Stoller authored
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- 29 Dec, 2000 8 commits
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mac authored
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mac authored
Fixed account creation to only let active (verified and approved) users in a group get added. Before, unapproved users (who always are in the db) get accounts on nodes.
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mac authored
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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Christopher Alfeld authored
GNUmakefile - Removed extract_tb macs.txt - No longer meaningful. This data is now in the DB.
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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David G Andersen authored
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mac authored
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- 28 Dec, 2000 8 commits
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Mike Hibler authored
mode so no one can open it between the time capture does the revocation and we change the group/mode to the new user.
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mac authored
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mac authored
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Leigh B. Stoller authored
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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Leigh B. Stoller authored
script runs out of nalloc and nfree and figures out what project (group) a node is in. It does an ssh over to plastic to run the other script that does the actual work.
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Leigh B. Stoller authored
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Leigh B. Stoller authored
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- 27 Dec, 2000 6 commits
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mac authored
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mac authored
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Christopher Alfeld authored
seperated node in the /os/nodes table.
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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mac authored
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mac authored
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- 26 Dec, 2000 8 commits
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Mike Hibler authored
Taken from the man page (ntip.1): ---- Ntip differs from the traditional tip in a number of ways: 1. It does not support calling a remote system, all auto-dialing code has been removed. 2. All the cheezy file transfer support has been removed. 3. Most of the tilde escapes have been removed. Mostly these were the file trasfer related ones. See below for what remains. 4. Ntip ignores 90% of the remote(5) capabilities. You can set the baud rate (br) and the device (dv). Period. 5. All of tips variables are still present, but most don't do anything. It is left as an exercise to the interested user to differentiate. 6. By default, it operates in ``raw'' mode instead of the usual ``cbreak'' mode. This means that all input processing (if any) is performed by the remote system. Raw mode also disables ``raisechar'' and ``force'' variable interpretation. Yes, you can actually run emacs on an ntip line (modulo the '~' thing). 7. Tip is the poster-child for fork-without-exec, creating separate reader and writer processes executing ``the same code.'' Ntip is a child of convenience and consists of a single process using select(2). 8. Ntip no longer uses uucp(1) style locking. It relies on the TIOCEX- CL ioctl (see tty(4)) to provide ``reasonably mutually exclusive'' access. While it is still technically possible that two parties could open the same line and both get ``exclusive'' access to it, we consider this to be the source of amusing anecdotes rather than a bug. ----
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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Mike Hibler authored
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Christopher Alfeld authored
direct_link scores that pop up.
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Christopher Alfeld authored
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