Minus Minus Minus Plus - Page Title
Usually you should have one, and only one, page title.
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END HIDDEN TEXT
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START HTML:
This is HTML which should be able to include multi-line tags.
CS home page
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Text can be entered as paragraphs. Newlines allowed.
A double newline ends the paragraph.
Welcome to the a page in
TWiki.Main.
Links like
http://www.cs.uwaterloo.ca/~arpepper get hyper-linked automatically.
Confidential material should go in the
CFPrivate web (but
keep in mind that no webserver can be guaranteed to be invulnerable to security
issues).
Minus Minus Minus Plus Plus - Section
Use that for a section header.
Checkout the Mozilla/Firefox Extension that allows you to configure your
favourite editor to edit text boxes. See
MozillaMozex
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Variables
% introduces variables.
Variables can apparently be escaped by either !%TOPIC%, as
advertized, or %<nop>TOPIC% which seems to be necessary, at least
sometimes, if multiple variables occur in a single word.
Useful and Not-so Useful Variables
See also certain
other variables I discovered mostly by means
other than reading the documentation.
Although there's a deceptively shorter list somewhere else, much
but not all of what I dicovered there, is at
TWikiVariables. See also
TWikiDocGraphics.
- %TWIKIWEB% expands into the current twiki, currently TWiki.
- %WEB% expands into the current web, currently Main.
- %TOPIC% expands into the current topic title, currently AdrianPepperTemplate; you can add relative subtopics that way, e.g. %TOPIC%Example, AdrianPepperTemplateExample
- %ATTACHURL% : attachment URL of the current topic. E.g. %ATTACHURL%/image.gif to show .
- %SEARCH{"sushi"}% : include a search result(!)
- %URLPARAM% E.g. %URLPARAM{"example"}% to show ?example=value of
- %INCLUDE{"SomeTopic"}% : include another topic. E.g. %INCLUDE{"AdrianPepperTemplateExample"}%
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Table of Contents
%TOC% can be used to generate a table-of-contents, as in...
Starting points for topics included within this web
- CscfSpecific: CSCF-specific content (should not exists, that is, all content should be in this page)
Abuse and Security Incident Response (link to CFPrivate)
Accounts/Authentication Management
More Complex Links
Bug reporting and Processing
Communication
Computing Environments
Documentation
Email Setup
File Services
Management and Administration
News items of interest to MFCF/CSCF staff
See
News.
Information on who can read and write on this web
- WhoCanReadWrite - this describes who can read these pages and update them. Are these pages accessible to Google?
Site Tools of the Main Web
Announcements
The director or the new employee's manager should announce in advance
to the existing employees that the new person arrives on such and such a date.
Included should be some background information -- who the new person will
work for, what their particular job is, where they came from, for example.
UWDir entry
If they do not already have a
UWdir ID,
Jennifer Keir can get that setup.
She will need their SIN and birth date.
Picture
If an appropriate picture isn't available,
make an appoint with Graphic Services to have one taken.
Or consider simply using the CSCF camera.
Access Privileges
Accounts
Created needed accounts beforehand.
Certainly on the cscf.cs and the core.cs environment,
and if at all needed, on the student.cs environment.
A general.math account is required to view the "Who's (Not) Here" page.
Make sure that all but their "home" accounts have
mail forwarded to their home account,
e.g. by forwarding to
@uwaterloo.ca,
and having that forward to their home account.
RT
See
RTAddingStaffMember for information on adding a staff member to RT.
Twiki
They should be added to the CSCF list of users.
Follow the instructions in ~cs-adm/controls/README (or ask Isaac).
Internal WWW Pages
Most of the
.htaccess files for internal WWW pages
are maintained in
www.cs:/software/wwwdata_cs.uwaterloo.ca/data/vhosts/cs/cscf/internal/htaccess/.
The .htaccess file that controls access to the shared
Who's (Not) Here
pages resides on www.math.
External WWW Pages
Write access to WWW pages is determined by group membership in various
groups, not all of which are predictable.
For CS WWW pages,
membership in group
www_cscf is a good start.
Depending upon the nature of the work to be done,
membership in group
www_cs is the next step.
Membership in group
www_cf on general.math
is required to update WWW pages shared with MFCF.
BookIt
Send an email to
request@ist.
Inventory System
It's most likely inventory system access (see
accounts@cs).
Paper Mail
Allocate a slot in the mailroom.
As They Arrrive
Public Documentation
Update staff listings.
Update the campus phonebook.
Orientation Tour
Your manager will take you on a tour of the physical premises, including
- the main CS office
- the mailroom
- printer rooms
- CSCF machine rooms, and perhaps others
- MC machine room and labs
- DC Food Services, MC C&D
Your Colleagues
Your manager will introduce you to the rest of CSCF,
and should you become a Point of Contact, to your clients.
You can get an idea of CSCF stucture by consulting the
Organizational Chart.
In addition, if at all involved with teaching support,
you'll be introduced to relevant MFCF staff,
in particular, the Client Support Supervisor.
Additional Access Privileges
In addition to access mentioned above,
new employees may, depending upon their duties, need
- a "key fob", typically used to gain access to various rooms (IST configures these)
- root access on cscf.cs or the core and student environments
- a two-factor fob, e.g. SecurID (See Guoxiang)
- cable lock combinations
- the standard CSCF workstation login
- ONA access
- Maintain access
Reporting Procedures
Ongoing
Your manager/supervisor will meet with you on a regular basis.
In the beginning, it may be quite frequently.
Eventually, the schedule will be determined to best suit
your (and your manager's) working style and needs,
typically ranging from bi-weekly to twice weekly.
Even daily is a possibility.
Mid-term
Roughly half way through the year,
a simplified staff review is done,
to be sure that everyone understands current performance and goals.
Annual Review
A formal review of work is done every year, usually by March,
covering the previous calendar year.
Insurance, Health & Safety
WHMIS
See:
http://www.safetyoffice.uwaterloo.ca/hse/chemicals/whmis/whmis.htm
Reference materials
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