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Welcome to the CMS Unix website 
On the following pages you will find information regarding the services and facilities provided by the University of Greenwich's CMS Unix Team as
well as help files and tutorials covering many of the systems, packages and applications that are supported on the CMS Unix systems.
Email HousekeepingIMPORTANT information is sent to your university email address and this account should be checked on a regular basis, failure to do this will build up a back log of mail and possibly result in new emails not being received or LOSS of old emails. Your email INBOX is responsible for receiving all email deliveries sent to your email address. The INBOX is scanned on a regular basis to check for new mail, mail marked for deleting and other updates. To ensure that these INBOX operations are as quick and efficient as possible please perform regular email housekeeping, ie delete/purge all un-required emails and file any important emails into email folders. Performing regular housekeeping on your INBOX will help ensure better email performance. The recommended maximum size of your Inbox is 200Mb. (A new faster backend is being developed which will deal more efficiently with very large mail folders. However the best approach will always be to perform regular email housekeeping.). Click here to read more about how to read your email. Students: Click Here to read your email via the webmail interface Staff: Click Here to read your email via the webmail interface. Staff vacation messages:Click here to request a staff vacation message. Completed Students Unix Accounts IMPORTANT The unix home areas for CMS students who have completed their courses will be deleted from Monday 1st September 2009. For more information click here. CMS Unix Webservers PHP register_globals setting PHP register_globals are now turned off on all CMS Unix webserver installations of PHP after consultation with lecturing staff. Click here for our FAQ. Developing code on your own machine If you are developing code on your own machine but will be demonstrating it on university servers, ensure that you test it on university servers well in advance of your demonstration. Do not wait until the last moment. Not all servers will run the same versions of software and if you wait until the last moment then it might be too late to get anything done in time. Displaying Personal Information or Images Click here for details about displaying personal information on your website. CMS Student Web Pages CMS Student web pages are only accessible via the following URL. http://stuweb.cms.gre.ac.uk/~<userid> CMS Unix Service Status On the following page, you can view details of any issues that the CMS Unix system is currently suffering from. Click Here to view the current system status Spam If you receive any unwanted email please report it to abuse@cms.gre.ac.uk Click Here to read more about dealing with spam email. Code of Conduct Please ensure that you read the University's code of conduct before using the University's computing facilities. Click Here to read the Code Of Conduct |
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