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RE: DeathTongue Stuff

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Danilo Almeida)
Fri Oct 15 15:30:28 1999

From: "Danilo Almeida" <dalmeida@MIT.EDU>
To: "Angie Kelic" <sly@MIT.EDU>, "David Wang" <d_wang@MIT.EDU>
Cc: <licks@MIT.EDU>
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 1999 15:26:41 -0400
In-Reply-To: <199910151838.OAA19928@tiki-god.mit.edu>

> I'm all for a pismere dev environment on dt if the MIT user community
> could still log into the machine and do things like print and view
> files.  Is this possible?  Or by putting a dev environment on it
> do we make the machine fascist and "SIPB-only" ?  A SIPB-only machine
> that provides no user services really feels like it goes against
> the goals of the SIPB...

Here is a proposal:

set up the machine with w2k, locks it down somewhat (permissons-wise) and
set up an account that can use office, eudora, telnet/ssh, etc.  (what is
the etc, anyone?)

Then, set up developer accounts on the machine so people who are interested
can do development.  There is a question of whether the dev accounts should
have admin privs.  I'd say not if we can help it.  We can set up an admin
account that people should only use if they need it for some reason.  We
just need to set up perms happily (and document it).

As far as pro vs. server...I have only one reason to want to install server.
And that's terminal services so people can get a remote desktop.  That would
be the only server service enabled on that machine.

If there is concensus on this, I want to know how to proceed.  Like I said
before:
> I'd like to become some kind of czar of dt operations...
> ...install the pismere development environment and I check out some
pismere
> sources on there and tell people some of the things that need to be worked
> on and coordinate that effort.

- Danilo


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