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The ISR computer center provides the following services to all ISR users.
The ISR computer center provides the following services to all ISR users.


* Mail: mailboxes for incoming mail, accessible via IMAP, POP3, and Web, all secured with SSL (Cyrus IMAP), and authenticated outgoing mail (Sendmail)
* '''Mail''': mailboxes for incoming mail, accessible via IMAP, POP3, and Web, all secured with SSL (Cyrus IMAP), and authenticated outgoing mail (Sendmail)
* UNIX accounts: shell accounts in a Linux server, accessible via SSH protocol, including hosting of personal pages. All accounts are daily backed-up (see below)
* '''UNIX accounts''': shell accounts in a Linux server, accessible via SSH protocol, including hosting of personal pages. All accounts are daily backed-up (see below)
* Mailing lists: besides the usual mail alias mechanism, hosting of mailing lists including public/private archives and web administration interface (Mailman software)
* '''Mailing lists''': besides the usual mail alias mechanism, hosting of mailing lists including public/private archives and web administration interface (Mailman software)
* Mail filtering: web interface to edit rules for mail filtering, including ability too discard or move to specific folders, based on pattern matching rules (Sieve)
* '''Mail filtering''': web interface to edit rules for mail filtering, including ability too discard or move to specific folders, based on pattern matching rules (Sieve)
* Other services: SVN, MySQL
* '''Other services''': SVN, MySQL


See next section for configuration details.
See next section for configuration details.

Revision as of 20:32, 28 March 2008

Available services

The ISR computer center provides the following services to all ISR users.

  • Mail: mailboxes for incoming mail, accessible via IMAP, POP3, and Web, all secured with SSL (Cyrus IMAP), and authenticated outgoing mail (Sendmail)
  • UNIX accounts: shell accounts in a Linux server, accessible via SSH protocol, including hosting of personal pages. All accounts are daily backed-up (see below)
  • Mailing lists: besides the usual mail alias mechanism, hosting of mailing lists including public/private archives and web administration interface (Mailman software)
  • Mail filtering: web interface to edit rules for mail filtering, including ability too discard or move to specific folders, based on pattern matching rules (Sieve)
  • Other services: SVN, MySQL

See next section for configuration details.

Configuration instructions

HOW-TO section

Information