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How To Grant Modem Access
Step 1: Try not to grant it at all.
We all know from the Phone Wars that the modems are overloaded.
Step 2: Make sure the user in question has a Real Home Directory.
If they don't yet, _just_ lim them and _don't_ mkdir the new home.
In the fullness of time we will have a login program which does
validate's task, yea, even unto making directories on the fly,
but until then modem users telnet from the Funnel, and need a
ready made place for their files.
Step 3: Add the users to the class DialIn with a suitable expiry date:
lim classes+DialIn[930201] s2109121
Step 4: Mail the person concerned the file /usr/local/doc/blurbs/annex.
mail -s 'how to dial in' s2109121 < /usr/local/doc/blurbs/annex
Step 5: Regenerate the /etc/d_users files for the postgrad lab.
On an Apollo:
mkdir d_users
~cameron/bin/fixd_users L-postgrad
cd d_users
for i in *; do cat $i > //$i/sys/node_data/etc/d_users; done
Again, in the fullness of time the d_users files will take a walk.
The DialIn class gives login access to the Annex and telnet access to the
postgrad lab.