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groups:mg:private:resonatoren:reslabcomputers:reslab-main [2020/06/05 08:37] – [17. Install ALLAN live Py!] fienegroups:mg:private:resonatoren:reslabcomputers:reslab-main [2020/08/12 11:45] (current) – [8. Install Software] ssauer
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           * Admin-Password: HMaser           * Admin-Password: HMaser
           * Server: Uncheck "Accept incoming connections" (not yet using VNC)           * Server: Uncheck "Accept incoming connections" (not yet using VNC)
-  - Puresync +  - Puresync (Version 3.6.2) 
 +    * Important data is copied to the respective folders representin the name of the computer automatically 
 +    * Ask Admin:  
 +      * Computer should have full write access (but not delete) to \\afs\iqo.uni-hannover.de\projects\magnesium\Backups  
 +      * Computer can read the whole \\afs\iqo.uni-hannover.de\projects\magnesium\  
 +      * This is utilized by giving these PCs a **static IP adress** (assigned via their MAC) and these IPs are in the AFS group **iqo-hosts:mg-lab**  
 +    * Create \\afs\iqo.uni-hannover.de\projects\magnesium\ as Network adress
     * configure the correct folders to be backed up to AFS     * configure the correct folders to be backed up to AFS
 +      * Nessary Backup folders:
 +        * D:Counter_Data -> \\afs\iqo.uni-hannover.de\projects\magnesium\Backups\reslab\Backup_Counter_Data
 +      * Backups are copied to the AFS every night at 04:00 using the program PureSync, which is installed on all PCs
 +    * The data stored on AFS is automatically backuped to the Rechenzentrum (AFS backup). So all data "should" be safe then in case of fire/water/acid/nuclear-winter or whatever :)
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 ==== 9. System Restore with windows ====  ==== 9. System Restore with windows ==== 
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     - Upgrade "pip" in Terminal with "python -m pip install --upgrade pip"     - Upgrade "pip" in Terminal with "python -m pip install --upgrade pip"
     - Install all requirements with " pip install -r requirements.txt " or install one after the other requirement in Terminal with pip install **XXX**:     - Install all requirements with " pip install -r requirements.txt " or install one after the other requirement in Terminal with pip install **XXX**:
-       - (versions and requirements are updated in the repositry, which you can find below) <WRAP right round important 40%>+       - (versions and requirements are updated in the repositry, which you can find below)  
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 You need to be in the path of the cloned repositry to be able to access the content of requirements.txt! You need to be in the path of the cloned repositry to be able to access the content of requirements.txt!
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