Your e-mail messages will be slightly edited before being posted here :-) Ljiljana. Messages will be posted in a reverse chronological order (last message listed first) and grouped by the subject matter. ****************************************************************************** Subject: Re: ENSC 427 Final Project Web Page Deployment Issue Date: Tue, 27 Feb 2024 11:50:37 -0800 From: Mercygold Msaki To: Ljiljana Trajkovic Hello Ljiljana and Soroush, My link is working now, and I submitted the assignment. This are the trouble shotting steps SFU network services team sent me that solved the problem. I just thought I should send them to you for future reference or in case any student faces the same problem. https://sfu.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/255/ITServices/KB/ArticleDet?ID=4171 Thanks, Mercygold ****************************************************************************** Subject: ENSC 427 Student: Helpful tip for ns-3 simulator to add to website Date: Tue, 7 Feb 2023 04:00:44 +0000 From: Greg Sheppard To: ljilja@cs.sfu.ca Good evening Dr. Trajkovic, As I am going through the ns-3 simulator tutorial, I noticed myself running pretty similar commands... This led me to add some functions to my .bashrc file that might be helpful to other students: ~/.bashrc: . . . #ns3 export NS3DIR="/path/to/ns-3.30/" function waff { cd $NS3DIR && ./waf $* && cd $OLDPWD ; } function rmtr { cd $NS3DIR && rm -f *.pcap && rm -f *.tr && cd $OLDPWD ; } "waff" runs Waf and its arguments from any directory. "rmtr" removes all .pcap and .tr files in the ns-3.30/ directory. Thanks for your time and consideration, Gregory Sheppard ****************************************************************************** Subject: ENSC 427: Complications Installing ns 3.33 on Ubuntu Versions Newer Than 20.04 Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2023 05:08:26 +0000 From: Chris Rosenauer To: ljilja@cs.sfu.ca As per our conversation in class I have found some incompatibilities between ns 3.33 and versions of Ubuntu newer than 20.04. It seems that ns 3.33 is incompatible with versions of Ubuntu newer than 20.04. I've tried to install ns 3.33 on Ubuntu version 22.04 and I was unable to complete the installation successfully. However, the installation of ns 3.33 completed without complication on Ubuntu version 20.04. Feel free to forward this information to the class. Sincerely, Chris Rosenauer ****************************************************************************** From: Paul Bologea Subject: ENSC427: Visual Studio Code for website Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2021 16:58:29 -0800 Here is a convenient way to easily edit your SFU webpage using Visual Studio Code, which is cross-platform. 1. Open the folder with your webpage files in VSCode. 2. Install the SFTP extension by liximomo. To do this, click the four squares on the side to view extensions, then search and install the SFTP extension by liximomo. 3. Return to the explorer (two pages icon on left). Hit Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P, then search for "SFTP: Config" and click it. This will make a .vscode folder with a sftp.json files 4. The sftp.json file controls the SFTP configuration. For now, set "host" to "rock.its.sfu.ca", "username" to your SFU ID, and "remotePath" to "" (remember to save). 5. A new icon with a cloud will appear at the bottom of the left side; click this to open and view your SFU files (you might be prompted for your SFU password). You can right-click a file and click "edit in local" to copy and open it locally. 6. Go back to the local explorer (two pages icon on left). Now, when you create/edit files locally and save in VSCode, they will automatically be uploaded to the SFTP server. You can also right-click files in the explorer to sync to/from the SFTP server. Once you've set up the configuration, it will automatically connect to the server whenever you open that folder in VSCode; details can be configured in the SFTP config file (more details on what can be configured can be found by checking the SFTP extension on the extensions tab). In particular, anything under the "pub_html" folder can be accessed from sfu.ca/~sfu_id. I would recommend using git for version control; VSCode has built-in git support. You can also download many extensions from the market place; "Quick HTML Previewer" by daiyy is helpful for basic HTML files, for example. ****************************************************************************** Last modified: Tue 27 Feb 2024 12:31:31 PST.