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@pinga, pingu -> emu, owl.
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@#
# ~/.fscanrc:
#
# If there are any hosts listed in this file, fscan (without the - option)
# uses them rather than the default host-list given in
# $LOCALLAB/lib/student_hosts.cf.
# (If there are no hosts listed, or if this file is absent, or if fscan is
#  given the - option, fscan uses the default host-list.)
#
# Free format, with shell-type comments allowed.
#

### #
### #	Linux-only PCs: specifically recommended for remote logins, jobs, etc.,
### #	since the students are asked not to reboot them.
### #	(Or in the case of emu and owl, they're in the machine room!)
### #
### emu owl
### sync01 sync02 sync03 sync04 sync05 sync06 sync07 sync08
### sync09 sync10 sync11 sync12 sync13 sync14 sync15 sync16
### sync17 sync18 sync19 sync20 sync21 sync22 sync23 sync24
### sync25 sync26 sync27 sync28 sync29 sync30 sync31 sync32
### 
### #
### #	dual-boot PCs: not suited for remote logins, jobs, etc., at least
### #	while the labs are open, since students can reboot them at any time.
### #
### active01 active02 active03 active04 active05 active06 active07 active08
### active09 active10 active11 active12 active13 active14 active15 active16
### active17 active18 active19 active20 active21 active22 active23 active24
### active25 active26 active27 active28 active29 active30 active31 active32
### active33 active34 active35 active36 active37 active38 active39 active40
### active41 active42 active43 active44 active45 active46 active47 active48
### 
### direct01 direct02 direct03 direct04 direct05 direct06 direct07
### direct08 direct09 direct10 direct11 direct12 direct13 direct14
### direct15 direct16 direct17 direct18 direct19 direct20 direct21
### direct22 direct23 direct24 direct25 direct26 direct27 direct28
### direct29 direct30 direct31 direct32 direct33 direct34 direct35
### 
### exe01 exe02 exe03 exe04 exe05 exe06 exe07 exe08 exe09 exe10
### exe11 exe12 exe13 exe14 exe15 exe16 exe17 exe18 exe19 exe20
### exe21 exe22 exe23 exe24 exe25
### 
### icon01 icon02 icon03 icon04 icon05 icon06 icon07 icon08 icon09 icon10
### 
### #
### #	former project PCs: presumably also not recommended for remote usage.
### #
### korma madras tikka vindaloo masala bhuna biryani dansak
### 
### #
### #	Sun SS20s: running Linux, but remote usage status unclear.
### #
### petrol meths
### 
### #
### #	Sun SS5s: again, running Linux, and remote usage status unclear.
### #
### vodka gin whisky rum cognac vermouth pimms tequila
### sherry baileys mild guinness cider pilsner bitter stout ale lagerwines
### 
### #
### #	Sun IPXs: once again, running Linux, and remote usage status unclear.
### #
### zinfandel merlot barolo cava beaujolais bordeaux burgundy
### chablis champagne chardonnay claret fitou hock shiraz medoc
### muscat riesling sauvignon vouvray
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@added sync25-sync32, donated by Deutsche Bank!
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@d16 1
a16 1
### #	(Or in the case of pinga and pingu, they're in the machine room!)
d18 1
a18 1
### pinga pingu
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1.13
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@added pinga and pingu, which (although not listed on the web page)
 Mark says are "flagship" DoC Linux teaching setup machines,
 indeed very powerful ones - in the machine room, like finch / kea / motmot
 in the days of the Teaching Sparcs.
 (In particular, they're specifically recommended for remote logins, jobs, etc.,
  since they're intended to stay up stably as Linux-only machines.)
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1.12
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@changed to Linux lab machines (although commented out - just present for
 reference really!), as listed on this web page:

		http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/csg/teach/newlab.html
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@d16 1
d18 1
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1.11
log
@restricted list even more carefully, from "Teaching Sparcs" to
 "SunOS 4 Teaching Sparcs" - oak64, oak68, oak70 have now been changed
 to Linux (without people being e-mailed to say so!!).
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@d12 54
a65 10
### finch motmot
### oak1 oak2 oak3 oak4 oak5 oak6 oak7 oak8 oak9 #oak10
### oak21 oak22 oak23 oak24 oak25 oak26 oak27 oak28 oak29
### oak41 oak42 oak43 oak44 oak45 oak46 oak47 oak48 oak49 oak50
### oak61 oak62 oak63 #oak64
### oak65 oak66 oak67 #oak68
### oak69 #oak70
### oak71 oak72 oak73 oak74 oak75
### seagull
### #fox hen kea quail swan
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1.10
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@added seagull to the list of Teaching Sparcs.
(Mark Dawson coudn't absolutely promise seagull is being kept up-to-date
 like the rest, but it certainly seems to have the standard setup for
 lab SunOS 4.1.4s!)
@
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@d16 3
a18 1
### oak61 oak62 oak63 oak64 oak65 oak66 oak67 oak68 oak69 oak70
@


1.9
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@re-assigned kea from being a Teaching Sparc to being a staff machine,
to reflect the following system changes:
 * kea is now effectively a staff machine (with the same operating system
   as swan, i.e. one earlier than the Teaching Sparcs).
   Its network connection seemed to fail under high student load,
   and so its student logins have been disabled. Further, it had to be kept
   going continuously as a staff machine, since it had an important
   staff database on it (or something!), and so didn't get taken down for
   an operating system upgrade - the result being it'll require major
   surgery to bring it back into the Teaching Sparc fold even if
   its network connection is one day judged safe under high student load.
 * motmot seemed to have the same network connection problem as kea.
   So, as on kea, its student logins have been disabled.
   However, it's had its operating system upgrade, and it still supports
   indirect student access (via CGI scripts), so it seems sensible to
   regard it as a Teaching Sparc (just!): if one logs into it,
   one finds the expected environment.
 * finch was given a different kind of network connection, so that at least
   one powerful "CPU server" Teaching Sparc was still available.
   So finch is still a full, straightforward Teaching Sparc.
@
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1.8
log
@added fox as a staff machine (CPU server), on a par with hen, quail and swan.
(Note that fox is a PC i386 running freebsd, and hen and quail are
 Solaris machines - only swan is an "honorary Teaching Sparc",
 and even it seems to often have older versions of a lot of the software.)
(fox *is* running the "mailfilter-type" stuff as the relevant user after all,
 but it's not literally mailfilter - it's a new and awfully different
 "Exim Mail Transport Agent", revolving around ~/.forward files.)
@
text
@d12 1
a12 1
### finch kea motmot
d18 1
a18 1
### #fox hen quail swan
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1.7
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@added hen and quail as staff machines (i.e. CPU servers), on a par with swan.
 (fox is apparently to only be a fileserver. ---though how will mailfilters
  work in that case?!)
@
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@d18 1
a18 1
### #hen quail swan
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@oak76-oak78 gone. (converted to Solaris, to be precise!)
@
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@d18 1
a18 1
### #swan
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@back to commented-out state, now that the machines are (mostly!)
 settled down, and the timeouts in fscan somewhat shorter for good measure.
@
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@d17 1
a17 1
### oak71 oak72 oak73 oak74 oak75 oak76 oak77 oak78
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@oak78 back in action!
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@a18 9

finch kea motmot
oak1 oak2 oak3 oak4 oak5 oak6 oak7 oak8 oak9 #oak10
oak21 oak22 oak23 oak24 oak25 oak26 oak27 oak28 oak29
oak41 oak42 oak43 oak44 oak45 oak46 oak47 oak48 oak49 oak50
oak61 oak62 oak63 oak64 oak65 oak66 oak67 oak68 oak69 oak70
oak71 oak72 oak73 oak74 oak75 #oak76 oak77
oak78
#swan
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@errrrm....screened off swan in the active part too (it's not much use!).
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@d25 2
a26 1
oak71 oak72 oak73 oak74 oak75 #oak76 oak77 oak78
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@updated "default" list, but commented it
screened off oak76-oak78 while they don't work.
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@d26 1
a26 1
swan
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@Initial revision
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d19 8
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