From: Robert C. Duvall <rcd@rcd.cs.duke.edu>
  To  : 
  Date: 08 Feb 1999 18:33:59 -0500

Extra space for CPS students

Students enrolled in the following Computer Science courses: 

    6, 100, 100E, 104, 108, 110

Have an extra 20 Mb of disk space for use during the semester.  This
space is accessible as

   /afs/acpub/classes/spr99/cps/USER_ID

e.g., space for Owen Astrachan would be at 

  /afs/acpub/classes/spr99/cps/ola

if his login/user_id is 'ola' 

This space will be accessible throughout the semester, but will go
away in the first weeks of the following semester. Students continuing
in CPS courses will be able to copy files into the space they get next
fall.  For students not continuing, you will need to download or move
files if you want to save what you store in the extra disk space.

Probably the easiest way to use the space is to create a link to if
from your cps subdirectory. Assume you have already created a
directory cps100 since you're enrolled in CPS 100

    prompt> cd cps100
    prompt> ln -s /afs/acpub/classes/spr99/cps/ola space
    prompt> ls -F
    space@ anagram/

This shows two entries in the directory cps100: a subdirectory named
anagram, and a link named space to the disk space.  It is then
possible to type cd space to move into the extra space.


-- 
Robert C. Duvall
Lecturer, Duke University
rcd@cs.duke.edu