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There are some exciting changes happening at SCS concerning the Linux network. The technical staff are in the process of upgrading:
* You will benefit from these changes during the Fall 2009 term.
Once you created a new linux account and you can login via access.scs.carleton.ca you can transfer your files as follows (using the command line). This will copy an entire directory for user 'jdoe':
ssh access.scs.carleton.ca -l jdoe scp -r jdoe@quest:~/<my_dir> .
Remember 'jdoe' is your username and <my_dir> is a directory that you want to copy. The '.' denotes the current directory but you can specify any destination directory that you like.
If you want to copy everything from your old account:
ssh access.scs.carleton.ca -l jdoe mkdir old_files cd old_files scp -r jdoe@quest:~ .
WinSCP is an open source free SFTP client and FTP client for Windows. Its main function is safe copying of files between a local and a remote computer. This is a good way for you to transfer files to and from your linux account.
Download the latest version of winscp and give it a try:
The Zeta/Fedora network is being dismantled and being replaced with Lambda/Ubuntu.
The lambda network is running Ubuntu 9.04. The following lambda's are accessible as of Wednesday Sep. 24, 2009 at 11:50 a.m. (lambda01-16):
Three more lambda's have come online (Oct. 28, 2009):
They are multicore lambda's running CUDA software for the use by the course COMP 40091)
You can get graphical access to them from the SCS Vista Labs using the xwin32 emmulator.
This is a new setup, if you see any problems or if you like some software that is not currently installed on the system, contact support
scs.carleton.ca