initial version of the CDSC version of scripts
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== INSTALLATION ===========
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===========================
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1.
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Install prerequisites. This will include:
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sudo apt install python3-gi gir1.2-gtk-3.0 gir1.2-webkit2-4.0
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2.
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Install this directory into: ~/bin/nu-vpn-proxy
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3.
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Change your System UUID. You can get this with command:
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sudo dmidecode|grep UUID
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You should see a line like:
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UUID: deadbeef-dead-beef-dead-beefdeadbeef
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Edit the file hipreport-modified.sh to change the variable HOSTID so that it is
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equal to this number. Change the line that says
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"deadbeef-dead-beef-dead-beefdeadbeaf" so that it lists your UUID.
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4. [optional]
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Change bmh1867 to your username and add the following stanza text to your
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~/.ssh/config:
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Host kibo kibo.soc.northwestern.edu
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Hostname kibo.soc.northwestern.edu
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User bmh1867
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ProxyCommand ~/bin/nu-vpn-proxy/ssh-vpn-proxy %h %p
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ForwardAgent yes
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ServerAliveInterval 120
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===========================
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== USAGE ==================
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===========================
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There are two ways to use this.
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1. *Only* for SSH connections to kibo.
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This should be just as simple as running:
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ssh-kibo
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You can run the command mulptiple time and it should work. When you close the
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first connection though, it will disconnect all of your connections.
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2. Your entire connection.
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Run the following command:
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~/bin/openconnect_command-general.sh
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While this command is running, you should be connected through the VPN. Run
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Ctrl-C to disconnect.
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