[Sane-analysis] New public folders

[O. A. Rondon]

I have moved my files from the wiki folder /group/sane/www/rondon to the
new public access public_html folder http://userweb.jlab.org/~rondon/.

Instructions on how to move files are given in the forwarded message below.

Note that the old addresses http://www.jlab.org/~username/ now just
redirect to a JLab announcement. There still are links on the wiki that
contain this obsolete URL type. Since those links point to privately
controlled files, they need to be edited by the file owners.

I encourage everyone to use the /userweb space for posting their public
files to keep our /group/sane disk as free as possible.


Cheers,

Oscar


Mark Jones wrote:
> I got this on the Qweak mailing list. CHeers, Mark
> 
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: [Q-weak] A new JLab public_html is (mostly) available
> Date: Tue, 30 Aug 2011 11:21:19 -0400
> From: Brad Sawatzky <brads at jlab.org>
> To: Q-weak at jlab.org
> 
> Well folks, JLab's public_html may finally be back, more or less.  The
> infrastructure was put in place for 'testing' a while ago, but was still
> disabled for offsite access.  I tried it again this morning and it
> appears to be working this week.  Be sure to read the caveats though.
> 
> The new plan requires that you request space using the link near the top
> of this page:
>    https://cc.jlab.org/webservices/userweb
> If it complains you can't access that page, use the "Single Sign-on"
> link that should be present at the upper right of the cc.jlab.org main
> page and try again.
> 
> Once your space is approved (seems to take a couple days) you will find
> a new directory at the path /userweb/<username>/ (if you are on jlabl1,
> jlabl2,...).  You will have to copy your web files across manually.
> 
> You can access your space at this URL from on- and off-site.
>    http://userweb.jlab.org/~<username>
> 
> 
> CAVEATS:
> - Note that the /userweb filesystem is not mounted everywhere.  For
>    example, neither the cdaq cluster nor ifarm seems to see it at the
>    moment.  Talk to me if this is a large problem.
> 
> - I've been told that the old-style www.jlab.org/~<username>/... links
>    will get mapped to the equivalent path at userweb.jlab.org.  This
>    doesn't seem to be working yet.  Get your 'requests for space' in, and
>    I'll bug people about this part -- hopefully it will be working by the
>    time IT sets you up.
> 
> - Note that the unix command on the initial 'howto' link is still wrong/
>    incomplete.  You should use the '-a' argument so directories and
>    permissions are handled correctly.  For example:
>      cp -a ~/public_html/stuff /userweb/username/public_html/stuff
> 
> -- Brad
>