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Build 7 new jupyterhubs for departmental use #46
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Will do. Once hardware Henryk ordered arrives.
Cheers,
Charles.
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Done. Whitelists are not configured though. URL: https://eoas05.eoas.ubc.ca/ |
that's great, thanks -- here's the access list to start: AndrewLoeppky |
I made it so that to give access to a person, you need to add them to a github organization https://github.com/eoas-ubc-github-shared and set their membership publicly visible. Is that ok? |
yes, that will work |
fixed |
I am not sure if that's really that convenient since you'd have to ask everyone you want to give access to to make their membership public. And Github oauthenticator can only check public memberships at the moment. Alternative is to just write the names in the config. |
ok - can you just set it up so it configures the access list from a yaml/toml file that contains the usernames in |
Done. You just have to enter the names in the |
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