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Contents
Computing at FLC and DESY
- Here you can collect links to pages that cover general computing issues.
FLC-Specific Topics
Basics: Getting Started, Whom to Ask, The FLC Web Pages
Infrastructure: The FLC Hosts, Local Data Storage, Shared Data Storage, Data Backup
DESY-Wide Services
Core Services: The Registry, Kerberos, AFS
Connectivity: Internal and Remote Login, Network Access, Printing
Communication: The Mailserver, Mailing Lists, SSL Certificates
Software: Software in the DESY Environment, Operating Systems at DESY
Storage: dCache Mass Storage, TSM Archive
Extra Services: The Windows Terminal Server
NAF / Grid / Bird
How to use the NAF 2.0, the National Analysis Facility
Batch Cluster: How to Use the BIRD (long), Using the FLC Batch Cluster (short)
How to use the Computing Grid, or Grid for Dummies if you feel lost on the previous page
== Software Development Tools, Tips & Tricks==
GDB for code debugging
Valgrind for hunting memory issues in your code, and general code profiling
Software that works Review of a book with excellent general advice for software development to create software that works.
See Also
Ohter (old?)
Some of these pages should be outdated now.
Upgrading to Scientifix Linux 5
How to use the NAF2, the National Analysis Facility
Calendar Tool: Calendar with Exchange connection under Linux (&Mac)
Troubleshooting: Open links out of Thunderbird
Troubleshooting: UCO Tickets for FLC
Software: The flcini Command
Extra: Other Means of Communication