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imported>GroovixAdmin: /* Setting custom shutdown delays and shutdown times */

2023-02-13T17:31:19Z

Setting custom shutdown delays and shutdown times

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	Please be sure to print and save your work or it will be lost.' /etc/groovix/pac.conf		Please be sure to print and save your work or it will be lost.' /etc/groovix/pac.conf

	#Clear out old entries of /etc/crontab file
	perl -ni -e 'print unless /groovix-shutdown-procedure/' /etc/crontab

			#set default closing time for all days ( must use 24 hour time, not am/pm ) :
	#Set shutdown schedule in /etc/crontab file
			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[default]=20:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf
	#Set 8:50pm shutdown for Monday-Friday

	echo '50 20 * * 1,2,3,4,5 root groovix-shutdown-procedure --update --shutdown' >> /etc/crontab

	#Set 5:50pm shutdown for Saturday and Sunday
			# set closing times by day of the week ( must use 24 hour time, not am/pm ) :
	echo '50 17 * * 6,7 root groovix-shutdown-procedure --update --shutdown' >> /etc/crontab
			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[Mon]=20:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf
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			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[Tue]=18:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf
	<nowiki>*</nowiki>Change [time] to the amount of time, in minutes, set for the delay; follow up with the letter 'm'. Example, for 5 minutes use 5m. For more information on setting custom time settings in the crontab file, see the Other How-Tos section of the [[Administrators Guide]].
			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[Wed]=20:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf
			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[Thu]=18:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf
			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[Fri]=17:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf
			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[Sat]=17:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf
			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[Sun]=13:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf


			# set special closing time override for a specific day, 2023-12-24 at 14:00 in this example:
			bashconfset GX_CLOSING_TIME[20231224]=14:00 /etc/groovix/groovix.conf

imported>GroovixAdmin: /* Using the apt-get command */

2016-08-12T21:54:01Z

Using the apt-get command

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	=== Using the apt-get command ===		=== Using the apt-get command ===
	* The <font class="code">apt-get~~-dontask~~ install</font> command is used to download a package and install it on a local machine. This command can also be used to upgrade an already existing program to the most recent version.		* The <font class="code">groovix-auto-apt-get install</font> command is used to download a package and install it on a local machine. This command can also be used to upgrade an already existing program to the most recent version.
	* The <font class="code">apt-get~~-dontask~~ remove</font> command is used to remove a program on a local machine.		* The <font class="code">groovix-auto-apt-get remove</font> command is used to remove a program on a local machine.


	== Examples ==		== Examples ==

imported>GroovixAdmin: /* Starting a new GNC Script using the GNC template */

2016-08-12T21:53:18Z

Starting a new GNC Script using the GNC template

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	=== Starting a new GNC Script using the GNC template ===		=== Starting a new GNC Script using the GNC template ===
	When you are ready to make your own GNC update, run the following ~~command~~ in an [[xterm]] window to create a copy of the gnc template: <font class="code">cp -rp var/www/groovix/gnc/updates/doc/template /var/www/groovix/updates/[customer]/[updatename]</font> where [customer] is the name of your Groovix site (Groovix site information can found in the /etc/groovix/version file), and [updatename] is the name of your update. A directory will be created at this new location containing the gnc file necessary to run the update.		When you are ready to make your own GNC update, run the following commands in an [[xterm]] window to create a copy of the gnc template: <font class="code">
			<br>

			cd /var/www/groovix/gnc/updates/[customer]/
			<br>
			gnc-new [updatename]
			<br>
			</font> where [customer] is your custom groovix version code (GX_VERSION= in /etc/groovix/groovix.conf), and [updatename] is the name of your update. A directory will be created at this new location containing the gnc file necessary to run the update.

	=== Using the gncget command ===		=== Using the gncget command ===

imported>Chris at 04:07, 31 May 2012

2012-05-31T04:07:09Z

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	</pre>		</pre>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki>Change [website] to the domain, not the page of the site you would like to allow through the filter. Example, test.com, or example.test.com.		<nowiki>*</nowiki>Change [website] to the domain, not the page of the site you would like to allow through the filter. Example, test.com, or example.test.com.


	=== Configuring a Reservation Station machine ===		=== Configuring a Reservation Station machine ===

imported>Chris: /* Adding sites to the DansGuardian blacklist */

2012-05-31T04:06:43Z

Adding sites to the DansGuardian blacklist

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	=== Adding sites to the DansGuardian blacklist ===		=== Adding sites to the DansGuardian blacklist & whitelist===
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	#Assign addresses to the bannedsitelist file used by Groovix Guardian		#Assign addresses to the bannedsitelist file used by Groovix Guardian
	echo '[website]' >> /etc/dansguardian/lists/bannedsitelist		echo '[website]' >> /etc/dansguardian/lists/bannedsitelist

			#Assign addresses to the exceptionsitelist file used by Groovix Guardian
			echo '[website]' >> /etc//dansguardian/lists/exceptionsitelist
	</pre>		</pre>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki>Change [website] to the domain, not the page of the site you would like to allow through the filter. Example, test.com, or example.test.com.		<nowiki>*</nowiki>Change [website] to the domain, not the page of the site you would like to allow through the filter. Example, test.com, or example.test.com.


	=== Configuring a Reservation Station machine ===		=== Configuring a Reservation Station machine ===

imported>Chris at 02:45, 17 May 2012

2012-05-17T02:45:55Z

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	#Stop CUPS service, otherwise config files will be overwritten		#Stop CUPS service, otherwise config files will be overwritten
	/etc/init.d/cups stop		/etc/init.d/cups stop

	#Backup cups directory
	cp -rp /etc/cups/ root/etc.cups[date]

	#Clear CUPS cache		#Clear CUPS cache
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	#Assign context of first warning message		#Assign context of first warning message
	bashconfset.pl PAC_SHUTDOWN_WARNING_MESSAGE 'You have 10 minutes remaining until this computer shuts down. ~~Please be sure to print and save your work or it will be lost.' /etc/groovix/pac.conf~~		bashconfset.pl PAC_SHUTDOWN_WARNING_MESSAGE 'You have 10 minutes remaining until this computer shuts down.
			Please be sure to print and save your work or it will be lost.' /etc/groovix/pac.conf

	#Assign time, in minutes, before shutdown to display final warning message		#Assign time, in minutes, before shutdown to display final warning message
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	#Assign context of final warning message		#Assign context of final warning message
	bashconfset.pl PAC_SHUTDOWN_LAST_WARNING_MESSAGE 'You have 5 minutes remaining until this computer shuts down. ~~Please be sure to print and save your work or it will be lost.' /etc/groovix/pac.conf~~		bashconfset.pl PAC_SHUTDOWN_LAST_WARNING_MESSAGE 'You have 5 minutes remaining until this computer shuts down.
			Please be sure to print and save your work or it will be lost.' /etc/groovix/pac.conf

	#Clear out old entries of /etc/crontab file		#Clear out old entries of /etc/crontab file

imported>Chris: /* Setting custom shutdown delays and shutdown times */

2012-05-17T00:43:50Z

Setting custom shutdown delays and shutdown times

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	#Set shutdown schedule in /etc/crontab file		#Set shutdown schedule in /etc/crontab file
			#Set 8:50pm shutdown for Monday-Friday
	echo '50 20 * * 1,2,3,4,5 root groovix-shutdown-procedure --update --shutdown' >> /etc/crontab		echo '50 20 * * 1,2,3,4,5 root groovix-shutdown-procedure --update --shutdown' >> /etc/crontab
			#Set 5:50pm shutdown for Saturday and Sunday
	echo '50 17 * * 6,7 root groovix-shutdown-procedure --update --shutdown' >> /etc/crontab		echo '50 17 * * 6,7 root groovix-shutdown-procedure --update --shutdown' >> /etc/crontab
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imported>Chris: Protected "GNC Examples" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

2012-05-17T00:42:13Z

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imported>Chris at 00:41, 17 May 2012

2012-05-17T00:41:56Z

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	echo '50 17 * * 6,7 root groovix-shutdown-procedure --update --shutdown' >> /etc/crontab		echo '50 17 * * 6,7 root groovix-shutdown-procedure --update --shutdown' >> /etc/crontab
	</pre>		</pre>
	<nowiki>*</nowiki>Change [time] to the amount of time, in minutes, set for the delay; follow up with the letter 'm'. Example, for 5 minutes use 5m. For more information on setting custom time settings in the crontab file, see the Other How-Tos section of the [[~~Adminstrators~~ Guide]].		<nowiki>*</nowiki>Change [time] to the amount of time, in minutes, set for the delay; follow up with the letter 'm'. Example, for 5 minutes use 5m. For more information on setting custom time settings in the crontab file, see the Other How-Tos section of the [[Administrators Guide]].

imported>Chris at 00:41, 17 May 2012

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 <nowiki>*</nowiki>Change [reservation] with the name for your [[Reservation Station]] machine type, change [date] to date of the backup.
 === Setting custom shutdown delays and shutdown times ===
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