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om: published but further information needed about
command-line interface
cos@informatics on the Monday morning
preceeding the DICE Deployment meeting.[All] Jeremy to
remind om requires. [Simon]
Done but further information needed about command-line
interface
Jeremy presented a first draft (incomplete) of a Stage 1 Progress page with goals/milestones for every task that will be used from now to record progress and will provide an overview of current status.
The following was decided/agreed:
cvs update will merge any changes with the copy
in the working directory
Jeremy wanted to check where the idea of using XDM to provide access to the DICE world was being looked at to make sure it wasn't forgetten. This would be used for those users with legacy machines that wanted to have access to the full DICE login environment (rather than just a remote connection). There have bneen requests from above to see what could be done about speeding up the transition to DICE from legacy. There are a number of reasons why we don't want to do this: three-yearly impact on budgets and write-down policy, sheer load during initial transition, allowing a little time for DICE to settle. This needs further discussion by CEG.
Jeremy was also concerned about whether the issues of providign calendars under DICE were being looked at given their extensive use on some sites and that calendar file formats vary. The legacy tasks will be handling this officially, but Paul also noted the MIS pilot service with web access for the MS Windows-challenged. Jeremy to follow this up.
The actions associated with reports were discussed. Brief summaries are below.
Deployment Tasks
cmsweb s/w is to be evaluated. It would
be interesting to know what other software was evaluated
before EUCS chose to write their own in case it would be
relevant to us. /yesterday still to be sorted
out. eddir and
accounts from staffmail. A proposal is going forward
to C&IT.
Transition Tasks
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