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Latest revision as of 17:12, 5 August 2021

LDAP

more information: LDAP

Most of our services use a central authentication system. You should have received credentials when you became a member from an admin. You can change your credentials if you log into the userbox and execute passwd

Wiki

you can log into this wiki with your LDAP-credentials. Please create a userpage for yourself.

VPN

Linux

more information: OpenVPN

  1. install openvpn
    • on Debian and Debian-based distributions (Ubuntu, Mint, Trisquel, etc.) this can be done with apt install openvpn
  2. create a new certificate on ovpn.zom.bi and copy it to /etc/openvpn/ using
    sudo cp config.ovpn /etc/openvpn/client/
    
  3. run OpenVPN, e.g. running sudo openvpn --config /etc/openvpn/client/config.ovpn

Own Webspace

You have your own webspace on zombi, that's being served at https://user.zom.bi/<USERNAME> Files that you place at ~/Public on the userbox will be served at that location.

Mail

more information: Mail

You can use your zombi Mail either via webmail or with the mail client of your choice. You can login with your LDAP-Credentials. Those are the configuration parameters:

IMAP-Server mail.zom.bi
SMTP-Server mail.zom.bi
Security SSL/TLS
Authentication Plain
Address your E-mail Adress
Login LDAP-Username
Password LDAP-Password

XMPP

more information: XMPP

Your JID is <ldap-username>@zom.bi and your Password is your LDAP-Password. Feel free to join our mucs zombi@conference.zom.bi and zombi-intern@conference.zom.bi

Contribute

Browse through the projects in Gitea and contribute to them or create your own projects. You can always create a ticket in redmine if you need support or spotted a problem you can't solve on the fly.