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@@ -1,11 +1,19 @@ # Overview of shell accounts -{{organisation}} offers optional shell accounts for members. +Example orga offers optional shell accounts for members. User must provide contact information. A shell account provides access to a command-line text console interface. +## Special strings + +NB! This documentation uses special strings +which you may want to adapt for your local setup: + +organisation: Example orga + + ## Privacy Account content is readable by other users by default. @@ -1,13 +1,13 @@ # Shell introduction -As member of {{organisation}} -you can get a shell account at {{shellhost}}. +As member of Example orga +you can get a shell account at shell.example.org. A shell account provides you a "home" at the system, that you can access with a command-line console interface either interactively or automated by scripts. -You need to {{contact_sysadmins}} to get your shell account created. +You need to contact_sysadmins to get your shell account created. Provide your full name, email, and cellphone number, which is shared with all users for use in case of problems with your account. @@ -15,6 +15,16 @@ You may also suggest a name for your account (only lower-case simple letters). +## Special strings + +NB! This documentation uses special strings +which you may want to adapt for your local setup: + +organisation: Example orga +shellhost: shell.example.org +contact_sysadmins: contact sysadmins + + ## Remote access Your shell environment is accessed via Secure Shell (ssh) |