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| - | ==== ifi-nabu - data exchange ==== | + | ==== ifi-nabu - IFI Cloud Service (Data Exchange) ==== |
| - | This IFI Service provides an area for file and data exchange betweeen internal and external partners aswell as a possibility for shared calendars. \\ | + | This self-hosted IFI service (based on NextCloud) provides an area for file and data exchange betweeen internal and external partners (outside UIBK) as well a possibility for shared calendars. \\ |
| - | Url: https://ifi-nabu.uibk.ac.at | + | It is also possible to synchronise your smartphone data with this service instaed of using Google services. \\ |
| - | User: a valid ifi ldap user | + | A valid IFI LDAP user is required to use this service (ask your sysadmin if you do not have one). \\ |
| + | URL: https://ifi-nabu.uibk.ac.at/ \\ | ||
| + | ==== fileshare (Sync & Share) ===== | ||
| + | This ZID service (based on Seafile) is a rather new sync and share solution. Every user with a valid personal c703nnnn account gets 100 GB personal storage. \\ | ||
| + | URL: https://fileshare.uibk.ac.at/ | ||
| - | ==== drop-INN - data exchange ==== | + | Further information is available at: |
| - | This ZID Service provides a protected Area within an anonymous ftp-Server (ftp.uibk.ac.at) | + | https://www.uibk.ac.at/zid/anleitungen/fileshare/index_en.html |
| - | for data exchange betweeen internal and external partners. | + | |
| - | The service management can be done within:\\ | + | ==== drop-INN (Data Exchange) ==== |
| - | http://drop-inn.uibk.ac.at (using your ZID ID (c-number))\\ | + | This ZID service provides a hidden area within the UIBK anonymous FTP server (ftp://ftp.uibk.ac.at) for data exchange betweeen internal and external partners. |
| - | or\\ | + | |
| - | https://filesender.aco.net | + | |
| - | Further information (in english) are available at: | + | The service management can be done within:\\ |
| - | http://unix-docu.uibk.ac.at/zid/systeme/storage/lsa/04-drop-inn-anleitung-en.html. | + | http://drop-inn.uibk.ac.at (using your c703nnnn account))\\ |
| - | If you have troubles using that service you can contact: | + | Further information is available at: |
| - | drop-inn-admin@uibk.ac.at | + | http://unix-docu.uibk.ac.at/zid/systeme/storage/lsa/04-drop-inn-anleitung-en.html . \\ |
| + | If you have troubles using that service you can contact: [[drop-inn-admin@uibk.ac.at]] | ||
| - | ==== Personal Webspace ==== | + | ==== filesender (1-Click-Share) ==== |
| - | You can put files on your [[https://www.uibk.ac.at/zid/systeme/webserver/private_homepage.html|personal webspace]] to make them accessible to partners. ([[https://www.uibk.ac.at/zid/netz-komm/mail/large-attachment.html|german documentation]]) | + | This ACOnet based service (all Austrian universities are part of the [[https://www.aco.net/|ACONet]]) provides a 1-click-sharing service for authenticated users. File size limit is 250 GB. After the upload you receive a link which you can share with anyone (no registration required to download).\\ |
| + | URL: https://fileshare.uibk.ac.at/ \\ | ||
| - | ==== Digital Asset Management ==== | + | Choose "Universität Innsbruck" and authenticate with your c703nnnn account. |
| - | ZID provides a [[https://dam.uibk.ac.at/|content management platform]] with file-sharing features. This is not yet a stable service so don't make yourself dependent on it. | + | |
| ==== BSCW ==== | ==== BSCW ==== | ||
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| ==== Versioning Systems ==== | ==== Versioning Systems ==== | ||
| - | * SVN: https://zid-lvcs.uibk.ac.at (depricated) | + | **Git**: https://git.uibk.ac.at (allows also external users) |
| - | * Git: https://git.uibk.ac.at (allows external users) | + | |
Last modified: 2018/11/08 10:02 by Simon Haller-Seeber