NBER Account Setup - Revision history

imported>Ed at 14:51, 3 September 2013

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Connecting Remotely

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 ==Help Pages==
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 You should receive an instructive email, which will warn you about the quota and backup proceedures. It claims to be here (but isn't): /home/lib/bulkwarning.txt
 ==About the system==

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	show tables;		show tables;

		+	(The password is available from Mohan)

	==File Transfer==		==File Transfer==

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	==See also==		==See also==

−	For details on the configuration of the wiki see: [Patent Data Project Wiki]	+	For details on the configuration of the wiki see: [[Patent Data Project Wiki]]

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	There is a online list for [http://www.nber.org/help/localhelp/support.htm support contacts]. The phone prefix is 617. I've mostly worked with Mohan Ramanajan, who is the primary Unix guru: [mailto:mohan@nber.org mohan@nber.org] or 617 588-0367		There is a online list for [http://www.nber.org/help/localhelp/support.htm support contacts]. The phone prefix is 617. I've mostly worked with Mohan Ramanajan, who is the primary Unix guru: [mailto:mohan@nber.org mohan@nber.org] or 617 588-0367
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		+	==See also==
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		+	For details on the configuration of the wiki see: [Patent Data Project Wiki]

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 You should receive an instructive email, which will warn you about the quota and backup proceedures. It claims to be here (but isn't): /home/lib/bulkwarning.txt
 ==About the system==
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 *PHP 5.3.3
 *Perl 5.10.1
 ==Initial Setup==
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 Use PuTTY, or your favorite SSH client.
 ==MYSQL==
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 ==File Transfer==
 Using sftp is straight forward:
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 #Run sftp from your command line
 #Use it.
 Using Samba is currently giving me problems - it appears that port forwarding is not currently supported.
 However, there is a [http://www.nber.org/help/localhelp/tunnel.html help guide], and if you are using windows 7 then search cmd.exe, right click, run as adminstrator, and then rype: hdwwiz.exe to run the hardware wizard. From this point on, in installation is as in the guide. The loopback adaptor is under 'Windows', when you browse for the adaptor.
 ==SAS==
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   endsas;
 ==Getting Help==
 There is a online list for [http://www.nber.org/help/localhelp/support.htm support contacts]. The phone prefix is 617. I've mostly worked with Mohan Ramanajan, who is the primary Unix guru: [mailto:mohan@nber.org mohan@nber.org] or 617 588-0367

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 My webspace is at: http://www.nber.org/~edegan
 ==Connecting Remotely==
 Connect directly to a node. Available nodes are nber4,nber7,nber8, and nber9 for Linux (ssh to nber7.nber.org for example). Two nodes run Solaris: nber5 and nber6.
 You can connect the MySQL server from inside the network. There is a client each of the nber4-9 nodes. From one of these nodes do:

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	Connect directly to a node. Available nodes are nber4,nber7,nber8, and nber9 for Linux (ssh to nber7.nber.org for example). Two nodes run Solaris: nber5 and nber6.		Connect directly to a node. Available nodes are nber4,nber7,nber8, and nber9 for Linux (ssh to nber7.nber.org for example). Two nodes run Solaris: nber5 and nber6.
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		+	You can connect the MySQL server from inside the network. There is a client each of the nber4-9 nodes. From one of these nodes do:
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		+	mysql -h mysql.nber.org -u username -p
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		+	For the wiki there there is dedicated account with username wikipatent.
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		+	mysql-h mysql.nber.org -u wikipatent -p
		+	use patentwiki;
		+	show tables;
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	==File Transfer==		==File Transfer==

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	However, there is a [http://www.nber.org/help/localhelp/tunnel.html help guide], and if you are using windows 7 then search cmd.exe, right click, run as adminstrator, and then rype: hdwwiz.exe to run the hardware wizard. From this point on, in installation is as in the guide. The loopback adaptor is under 'Windows', when you browse for the adaptor.		However, there is a [http://www.nber.org/help/localhelp/tunnel.html help guide], and if you are using windows 7 then search cmd.exe, right click, run as adminstrator, and then rype: hdwwiz.exe to run the hardware wizard. From this point on, in installation is as in the guide. The loopback adaptor is under 'Windows', when you browse for the adaptor.
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		+	==Getting Help==
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		+	There is a online list for [http://www.nber.org/help/localhelp/support.htm support contacts]. The phone prefix is 617. I've mostly worked with Mohan Ramanajan, who is the primary Unix guru: [mailto:mohan@nber.org mohan@nber.org] or 617 588-0367