1.
If you do not already have a public_html folder on your
H drive, then go to the top level of your H drive and create a folder called public_html.
2.
In the public_html folder, create another folder call cs231. Name it exactly "cs231", e.g. no
spaces, no capital letters, etc.
3.
In the cs231 folder, create another folder
called labx, where "x" here designates the
number of the lab. For example, if you are working on lab 3, then create a
folder called lab3 (all lower case and without a space between
"lab" and "3"). If
you are working on lab 4, create a folder called lab4.
When you are done, you should have a folder structure that looks something
like:
Double check the structure of the
folders you created to make sure it resembles the above structure.
4.
All of your work for labx should be done in labx.
5.
When you are ready to turn in your lab, telnet over to hudson
and log in.
6.
On the line that says Hudson Main Menu>, type
in
unix
and hit return.
7.
The first time that you do this, you must run the setup
program by typing:
sh
/export/pc/lab/classes/cs/scripts/setup
When done typing this, hit return.
In order for the setup to take effect, you must exit and then re-enter
unix: Type exit to get out of unix and then type unix
to re-enter unix. You do not
need to do this for subsequent labs.
8.
After you have re-entered unix, type:
submit cs231
and hit return. Carefully read
what is written to the screen. If the
computer does not say it has copied anything, then most likely something went
wrong.
9.
Log out when you are done.
10.
Note: this program will not allow you to turn in programs
that are past the due date so it is imperative that you turn things in on time.
11. For future labs, do all of the above skipping #7.