Who is a locker administrator?
For technical reasons (part of the signup process involves giving the scripts server access to the web_scripts directory) as well as practical ones (only authorized users should be able to act on behalf of the locker), we require that anyone who is setting up scripts services for a locker be a locker administrator.
You can view the locker administrators with the command fs la (filesystem list access), e.g.:
athena% attach scripts
athena% fs la /mit/scripts
Access list for /mit/scripts is
Normal rights:
system:scripts-root rlidwka
system:anyuser rl
Any entry with lowercase “a” at the end indicates a locker administrator. If the entry starts with “system:”, it refers to a Moira list; otherwise, it is a username. (The notable exceptions are system:anyuser, which refers to the public, and system:administrators, which includes only IS&T staff.) You can usually find out the members of a list with the command blanche, e.g., blanche scripts-root. (Generally, you can also just e-mail the list.)
If you are not an administrator of the locker, you should find an existing administrator and ask them to give you access with the fs sa (filesystem set access) command:
athena% attach locker
athena% fs sa /mit/locker username all
If you are unable to contact any locker administrators, you should have someone appropriate (e.g., an officer of the student group), which may be you, e-mail accounts@mit.edu.

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