The DICE environment provides various facilities which may be of use to groups of users who wish to work collaboratively. If you are interested in finding out more about any of the facilities listed below, please contact Support providing the required information.
Contact Support in the first instance.
See Support for Supporters for information on how to proceed. |
The groups web server enables groups to make their files available on the web. At the moment, use of cgi files is restricted on this service, though arrangments can be made on a case by case basis.
See ex web-team information for how to set this up. |
We can set up a CVS or Subversion repository for groups of informatics users, and for their external collaborators, although the status of external collaborators without DICE accounts, who have not therefore signed the University's computing regulations, is being reviewed.
To request access to an existing repository, please use the CVS request form
See ex misc-services team CVS and subversion documentation for how to set this up. |
Information on how to grant access to a repository is contained in the generated email sent to RT when a person uses the request form. |
A group of users may request an email list, provided one of those users takes responsibility for the management of that list. This list-owner must be a current member of Informatics staff or an Informatics student. See: http://lists.inf.ed.ac.uk/ for examples of current email lists.
See ex mail-team instructions for info on how to set up an email list. |
The Informatics wiki server is available for groups of users and individual users who wish to add a new wiki web or to add to an existing web.
At the moment, new wiki webs are created by the services-unit. |
Talk to morna or GrahamRule@ed about this. |
Mail scisup@ed with the request. |
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