Changeset 1565
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- May 27, 2010, 5:08:19 AM (14 years ago)
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trunk/server/common/oursrc/accountadm/mbashrc
r561 r1565 15 15 umask 022 16 16 17 alias su='echo "Instead of running su USERNAME, ssh USERNAME@scripts.mit.edu from Athena" #' 17 __scripts_print_root_message () 18 { 19 echo "ERROR: scripts.mit.edu is a shared server, and as such" >&2 20 echo "you do not have root access." >&2 21 echo " * If you want a package installed or a setting configured," >&2 22 echo " contact us at scripts@mit.edu." >&2 23 echo " * If you're having trouble editing a file without 'sudo'," >&2 24 echo " try logging out and making your change from Athena." >&2 25 } 26 27 __scripts_print_install_message () 28 { 29 echo "ERROR: scripts.mit.edu is a shared server, and as such" >&2 30 echo "you do not have root access. We are happy to install most" >&2 31 echo "packages upon request -- please contact us at scripts@mit.edu." >&2 32 } 33 34 __scripts_print_edit_message () 35 { 36 echo "ERROR: scripts.mit.edu is a shared server, and as such you" >&2 37 echo "do not have root access. You can make most changes to your" >&2 38 echo "account without root access; you may need to log out of scripts," >&2 39 echo "and use your Athena account to get full permissions in your locker." >&2 40 echo "If you're having trouble, contact us at scripts@mit.edu for help." >&2 41 } 42 43 44 su () 45 { 46 while [[ "$1" == -* ]]; do shift; done 47 if [ $# -eq 0 ] || [ "$1" = "root" ]; then 48 __scripts_print_root_message 49 else 50 echo "su is no longer supported on scripts.mit.edu. To access your" >&2 51 echo "group locker, run ssh $1@scripts.mit.edu from Athena." >&2 52 fi 53 return 1 54 } 55 56 sudo () 57 { 58 case "$1" in 59 apt-get|aptitude|yum|easy_install|gem|make|./setup.py) 60 __scripts_print_install_message ;; 61 emacs|vi|vim|nano|chown|rm|fs) 62 __scripts_print_edit_message ;; 63 *) 64 __scripts_print_root_message 65 esac 66 return 1 67 } 18 68 19 69 # You may uncomment the following lines if you want `ls' to be colorized:
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