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Filesystem Maps: there will be one component that will handle symlink creation rather than symlinks being created by separate components. This will permit much greater consistency in naming and also allow the structure to be changed easily if required (ie, without having to edit many components). (The decisions section of the last minutes has been changed so this isn't reported incorrectly.)
The issue of software required for next year needs to be raised with members of teaching staff. To be raised at Curriculum/Teaching Committees as appropriate.
There are still very few responses so Alison should create a 'name and shame' list
This information needs to gets collected and collated in the DB. Jeremy to contact support teams and liaise over this.
Roger has received a list from EUCS (Christine Rees) and this is being checked
Neil has liaised with David Lowrie and the feed will be setup in due course.
@inf to
legacy.
There is no technical problem about doing this. (It does not against the original intention that there should be no backwards redirects because these will be under sysadmin rather than user control.)
@informatics:
write case for using @inf instead and suggest to Mike.
Jeremy wrote the case and Mike has agreed that we should use
the @inf form.
The first of several short newsletters has gone out. These will be roughly weekly or according to publicity needs.
The Quotas group has met. No controversial issues but they are still resolving final details. Neil will be writing a proposal.
This has been started but needs to be distributed and discussed.
A proposal will be sent to COs before the next meeting.
There is an alpha implementation which is working better than expected. The details have been mailed round and anyone using it is encouraged to check that it will do what they want.
There was a review of remaining components that need to be converted and the relevant tables in the LCFG task doc will be updated.
staffmail.ed service so
that we can migrate at a later stage
It was noted there are two versions of Java needed.
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