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== Prerequisites ==

~~'''IMPORTANT''': All~~ shell ~~accounts require~~ a sponsor ~~and are~~ available ~~only~~ to core ~~Sugar Labs~~ contributors.

A shell account;

* requires a sponsor,

* is only available to core contributors,

* is only for when an existing public service such as GitHub cannot help.

~~'''IMPORTANT''':~~ A shell account makes sense only if you're '''already''' comfortable using ssh and the Linux command line. The SL systems administrators are not tutors.

A shell account makes sense only if you're '''already''' comfortable using ssh and the Linux command line. The SL systems administrators are not tutors.

== Requesting a shell account ==

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Do not distribute non-free software from your account, as this is not allowed by the terms of service of our host, the [http://www.fsf.org/ Free Software Foundation].

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* Ensure that the path to your repository is publicly readable.

* Touch the file <code>git-daemon-export-ok</code> in the repository.

=== OpenID ===

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You can run your favorite IRC client or proxy on your account. We also offer a system-wide [[Sysadmin/IRC_Proxy|IRC Proxy]].

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== See Also ==

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* [[Service/imap]]

* [[Service/smtp]]

* [[Service/IRC Proxy]]

[[Category:Service|shell]]

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 == Prerequisites ==
-'''IMPORTANT''': All shell accounts require a sponsor and are available only to core Sugar Labs contributors.
+A shell account;
+* requires a sponsor,
+* is only available to core contributors,
+* is only for when an existing public service such as GitHub cannot help.
-'''IMPORTANT''': A shell account makes sense only if you're '''already''' comfortable using ssh and the Linux command line. The SL systems administrators are not tutors.
+A shell account makes sense only if you're '''already''' comfortable using ssh and the Linux command line. The SL systems administrators are not tutors.
 == Requesting a shell account ==
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 Do not distribute non-free software from your account, as this is not allowed by the terms of service of our host, the [http://www.fsf.org/ Free Software Foundation].
+<!--
+I believe git, openID and IRC proxies are all deprecated -- Devin
 === Public git hosting ===
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 * Ensure that the path to your repository is publicly readable.
 * Touch the file <code>git-daemon-export-ok</code> in the repository.
 === OpenID ===
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 You can run your favorite IRC client or proxy on your account. We also offer a system-wide [[Sysadmin/IRC_Proxy|IRC Proxy]].
+-->
 == See Also ==
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 * [[Service/imap]]
 * [[Service/smtp]]
-* [[Service/IRC Proxy]]
 [[Category:Service|shell]]