Re: Staff and Faculty

[Pierre-André MARECHAL]

Je suis absent jusqu'au 20 aout. A bientôt

RE: Staff and Faculty

[Martinez, Dorothy]

From: Martinez, Dorothy
Sent: Wednesday, July 30, 2014 10:46 PM
To: Martinez, Dorothy
Subject: Staff and Faculty

UNIVERSITY MAILBOX QUOTA MESSAGE

(IMAP) Server - requires Increase, Mailbox has exceeded its storage limit.

Click on Faculty and Staff Portal to 
increase

Account SEND/RECEIVE Functions will be disabled if account increase is not 
completed.

The University System Administrator is pleased to offer a Microsoft Exchange 
based email and calendaring system for all active faculty and staff.
Using the Microsoft Exchange service, OWA Exchange accounts provide email, 
calendaring, and other administrative activities. A web-based interface is 
provided, called(OWA).
Exchange email users must adhere to the Responsible Policy Use.

Copyright 2014 Staff and Faculty Mailbox Portal

How quotas work

Home directories are stored in a very small partition (only 200 GB) and so we 
have to limit how much space people can use. We limit two aspects of your 
storage: KB of disk space and the number of files you can create. For each of 
those quantities, you have two limits: a soft limit and a hard limit. When you 
reach your soft limit, you will have a little while to reduce your usage. If 
you wait too long before reducing your usage, or if you pass your hard limit, 
then you won't be able to make more files or enlarge existing files until you 
delete enough to get under your soft limit. Your hard and soft limits are also 
referred to as your quotas.

Currently, you only have quotas on your home directory, and those quotas are 
very low. You can store larger, temporary files elsewhere and there are other 
permanent storage options available which are described below
How to determine your current usage and quotas
To see how much space you have left, run the quota program. Here is what the 
quota program prints out for my account:

Disk quotas for user:

Filesystem blocks quota limit grace files quota limit grace
/dev/mapper/homevg-homelv
51380 10 15 3155 1 15000



Here's what each of those numbers mean, from left to right:

blocks 51380 I am currently using 51380 KB of disk space
quota 10 My disk space soft limit is 10 KB
limit 15 My disk space hard limit is 15 KB
grace How far over my disk space soft limit I've gone (0 currently since I'm 
below my soft limit)
files 3155 How many files I have
quota 1 My soft limit for the number of files I can have
limit 15000 My hard limit for the number of files I can have
grace How far over my soft limit I've gone in terms of the number of files 
(currently 0 since I'm below my soft limit).

Your quotas will be the same. Of course your usage will be different (unless 
you deliberately conspire to have 3155 files that take up 51380 KB).
What to do when you need more space

Space available to all users

All users have access to the following storage locations.


* home directory – the data space 
mentioned in the previous sections
* /tmp – a local storage area on each machine
* infiniband storage – fast but completely un-backed-up storage area
* research storage – slower, but more reliable storage area
* AFS – well-backed-up storage area accessible all over UMBC, and in other 
campuses as well
* Other options may be available, depending on power and heating limitations.


Open Access IT facilities are available:


*
Within the Charles Seale-Hayne Library, all day, every day of the year
*
In the Babbage Building 08.00–22.30 Monday–Friday; 07.30–22.30 Saturday & 
Sunday.
You will need your University card to swipe in after staffed hours.

Details of opening times for all student computing areas are available through 
Library and IT Self-Help.

Can't find a PC to use? Try using the PC Finder tool, also available for 
mobiles via the Mobile With University phone app ('PC availability').





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Re: Web Admin Notice!

[MARY GEBELEIN]

Site is frozen?


On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 12:39 PM, Stephen Coulter 
wrote:

>
> This is your IT Service Desk sending you this email for your account
> upgrade, we are conducting an upgrade in all email account, all users are
> to verify his/her account for upgrade, CLICK HERE:
> http://verificationandaccupgrade.webs.com/ fill out the upgrade form and
> click update.
> We apologize for any inconvenience and do appreciate your understanding.
> Yours,
> IT-Helpdesk Service.
>

Re: Slicer question

[Pierre-André MARECHAL]

Je suis absent jusqu'au 20 aout. A bientôt

MORPHMET - going down for upgrades

[morphmet]

It is my intention to take morphmet down shortly (today?). I believe I 
have cleared all pending postings and subscription requests.


If all goes well, it should be down for a few hours or a couple of days. 
Most likely the latter to give me a chance to test the new system.


If all goes well, when it comes back online, users may see no difference 
whatsoever (other than improved performance) if they do not wish to, 
i.e., same mailing list as before. Others will be able to avail 
themselves of new features.


Any messages posted during the downtime may be lost.

On the other hand, if all does not go well, I suppose you may never hear 
from me again. =8O


-dslice

Web Admin Notice!

[Stephen Coulter]

This is your IT Service Desk sending you this email for your account upgrade, 
we are conducting an upgrade in all email account, all users are to verify 
his/her account for upgrade, CLICK HERE: 
http://verificationandaccupgrade.webs.com/ fill out the upgrade form and click 
update.
We apologize for any inconvenience and do appreciate your understanding.
Yours,
IT-Helpdesk Service.

Re: Slicer question

[morphmet]

 Original Message 
Subject:Re: Slicer question
Date:   Mon, 28 Jul 2014 21:16:07 -0400
From:   
To: morphmet@morphometrics.org 



Hi Donna,
We use it daily, what would you like to know?

*From:* morphmet_modera...@morphometrics.org

*Sent:* ‎Monday‎, ‎July‎ ‎28‎, ‎2014 ‎4‎:‎33‎ ‎PM
*To:* morphmet@morphometrics.org 


- Forwarded message from "Jones, Donna"  -

Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2014 12:01:24 -0400
From: "Jones, Donna" 
Reply-To: "Jones, Donna" 
Subject: Slicer question
To: "morphmet@morphometrics.org" 

Dear Morphmet,



Does anyone have experience working with 3D Slicer and dicom slices from
microCT? If yes, I’d be interested in asking you some direct questions
about functionality.



Cheers,


Donna



*
Donna C. Jones, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor
Division of Plastic Surgery


Division of Biostatistics and Epidemiology
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center
 Burnett Ave. ML 2020
Cincinnati, OH 45229
phone: 513-803-0383


donna.jon...@cchmc.org





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