You're here because you have, or I have offered you, a shell account on one of my servers. Herein are the rules and setup and so on.
Don't do anything stupid or illegal. No cracking, no spam, no warez, no piracy, etc, etc, etc.
Power is not cheap at my house. Don't waste it. That means no bitcoin, no seti@home, no burn-in testing on your code without checking with me first.
All of these machines run SELinux. This may cause things to break in weird or surprising ways. Let me know if you have any trouble.
The old shell server, chain, was entirely encrypted. The new one isn't. FIXME: aoeu
The servers backup /home (but not /home/tmp), /srv (but not /srv/tarsnap), and /etc
Backups are performed every day at a random time. The last 7 days are stored, as are the last 3 Monday's backups prior to that.
The backups cost me money. This means you need to make sure that the backups don't include anything that changes a lot (databases, encrypted anything) or that doesn't really need backing up (logs, encrypted anything).
DO NOT put anything in those areas that shouldn't be backed up. This means no encrypted file systems, no giant log files, etc, etc.
For those things that you actually want/need to keep around, but shouldn't be backed up (see above), please make a symlink into /home/tmp/ somewhere.
These can all be reached by the name given plus ".digitalkingdom.org" or ".lojban.org"
Master server; the actual machine itself. You can't reach this, but it's where the other servers (which are VMs) are running. If you can somehow access this and you're not certain you should be able to, that's a serious bug, let me know please.
The web server. You probably don't have access to this either.
This is the stable web server. No development here, just lost of really long running screen/tmux sessions, and basic stuff like email and IRC.
Please do not try to do anything complicated here without talk to me; use vrici.
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