From bde1652c9c4187fb2f212baf2f35696e81d0c08a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: jis The members you are adding will receive email sent to this list
+within 24 hours. If you are adding members to an Athena group with access to files in AFS, they
+immediately have access to those files. You will begin receiving email from this list within 24 hours. If
+you have added yourself to an Athena group with access to files in AFS, you
+will have immediate access to those files. List owners may add list members of three common types: Select the type of member you wish to add, and enter the member(s)
+you wish to add. You may enter more than one member of the same
+type by listing each member on its own line. The members you are deleting will stop receiving email from this
+list within 24 hours. If you have removed members from an Athena group with access to files in AFS, they no
+longer have access to those files. You will stop receiving email from this list within 24 hours. The members you are deleting will stop receiving email from this
+list within 24 hours. If you are removing members from an Athena group with access to files in AFS, they
+will no longer have access to those files. An Athena list has a set of characteristics that describe the
+list's functionality and purpose. The list's owner can set many of the
+list's characteristics. The characteristics include
+
+description,
+
+list type (mailing list, group),
+
+administrator,
+
+list permissions (active,
+inactive, public, private, visible, hidden),
+
+and last modification.
+
+ MIT community members may add themselves to any public Athena list
+and remove themselves from any Athena lists. Below you will see if you are currently a member of a list, and be
+prompted to change your membership. Be aware that Athena lists can contain other Athena mailing lists.
+If you are not a member of a list directly, you may still be on the
+list through another list that is a member (called a sublist). If
+this is the case, you can use the show list members function to
+see what sublists are members of this list. The members of this list are displayed with their type. List members
+can be of four different types:
+
+ MIT community members may request
+ a list from Athena User Accounts for MIT-specific purposes. Lists
+ may be used to distribute messages to multiple recipients, to share files
+ in a locker, or to serve as an email alias for a particular user. Lists
+ must be owned by a single user or another list. Course mailing lists should be requested using the ACS Course Mailing List Request
+ Form. How to
+Manage your Athena Lists | Who to Contact for
+Help | Glossary of List Management
+Terms How to Manage your Athena
+Lists Athena List Management is one of the tools list owners have to
+manage their lists. Other tools include blanche and listmaint on
+Athena. To get started, you will need MIT Personal Certificates on
+your machine. Once you have them, select any function, provide a list
+name, and press enter on your keyboard, or 'Go'. Each page of the web
+interface has context sensitive help to guide you. [top of help] If you do need further assistance with your lists, Athena User Accounts provides
+assistance with Athena list concerns, including creating new lists,
+modifying lists, and deleting lists. If you have trouble using this
+interface to maintain your lists, please contact Accounts at accounts@mit.edu, or
+617-253-1325. [top of
+help] Glossary of List
+Management Terms List Description Mailing List Group Note that only Athena users on your list will be able to take
+advantage of this feature. If you have any other members on your list,
+such as email addresses outside of MIT, they will not be able to
+access Athena file systems. [top of
+help] List Administrator(s) List Permissions Last Modification Athena User List List members can be other Athena lists, of the form
+listname@mit.edu. To add an Athena list as a member of another Athena
+list, enter only the part of the address before the @ symbol. For
+example, to add accounts@mit.edu as a member, provide 'accounts' as
+the member name. [top of
+help] String Kerberos Principal List owners may delete any list members. If you wish to have a list
+deleted, please contact Athena
+Accounts. Check each member you wish to delete, and then 'Delete
+Selected'. For list with many members, you will see initially see ten
+members per screen, and will be able to move to the next or previous
+ten members, selecting as many members to delete as you wish. If you
+would prefer to see all the members of a list, select 'Show All' to
+display all list members. Please note that displaying all members at
+once may take a long time to load. Welcome to the Athena list management web
+interface. This is one of several
+tools you can use to update list membership information and
+characteristics. This service requires MIT Personal
+ Certificates. To begin,
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
+
A short
+description may be specified for an Athena list. This description is
+displayed for lists which are not marked hidden if list information is
+generated by another Athena user. [top of help]
An Athena list is by
+default a mailing list. That means that the members of the list will
+be mailable through the address listname@mit.edu, which will
+distribute the mail the all the members of the list. Such a list may
+include email addresses for users outside of MIT. Lists can be both a
+mailing list and a group. [top of
+help]
In addition to (or instead of)
+being a mailing list, an Athena list can also be a group. A group can
+be used as an access control list on the AFS file system, for
+example. If you wish to be able to set access permissions on an Athena
+directory or locker for the members of your list, you should choose to
+make it a group. When a list can maintain a file space on Athena, it
+is also has a group ID number.
Every Athena
+mailing list must be owned by one or more
+administrators. Administrators have the power to change list
+characteristics. Administrators can be a user or another Athena
+list. [top of help]
These
+describe the state of the list and what users who are not the
+administrator can do with the list. A list's permissions can be viewed
+with the "display list characteristics" option, and edited
+by list owners with the "update list characteristics"
+option.
+
+
+[top of help]
+
+
This tells you
+when the list was last changed in some way and by who. [top of help]
Email addresses of the
+form name@mit.edu usually indicate name is an Athena username (also
+sometimes called a Kerberos Name or MIT Network ID). To add an Athena
+user to an Athena list, you enter only member name to the left of the
+@. For example, to add eclapton@mit.edu to an Athena list, provide
+'eclapton' as the member name. [top
+of help]
An Athena list is by default a
+mailing list. That means that the members of the list will be mailable
+through the address listname@mit.edu, which will distribute the mail
+the all the members of the list. Such a list may include email
+addresses for users outside of MIT.
Athena lists often have
+non-MIT users and lists as members. To add an email address that
+contains an @ but is outside of mit.edu, such as
+mitalum@anotherisp.net, you add them as member type string. To add a
+string, provide the complete address, including information on both
+sides of the @. [top of
+help]
+Specifying a list member as a Kerberos principal allows a member to be
+on a list without receiving any email sent to the list. This is a
+rarely used member type. [top of
+help].
+
Feedback and questions about this service may be directed to web-listmaint@mit.edu.
+ + diff --git a/webmoira/fileparts/updatelistinfo.html b/webmoira/fileparts/updatelistinfo.html new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ad9ff575 --- /dev/null +++ b/webmoira/fileparts/updatelistinfo.html @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +An Athena list has a set of characteristics that describe the +list's functionality and purpose. The list's owner may update many of +the list's characteristics below, including if the list is a mailing list, a public or private list, and if it is +a hidden or visible +list. You may also edit the list administrator and description. diff --git a/webmoira/fileparts/updatelistinfoconf.html b/webmoira/fileparts/updatelistinfoconf.html new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b80883be --- /dev/null +++ b/webmoira/fileparts/updatelistinfoconf.html @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +
Updates to list characteristics will take effect within 24 hours.
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