add UsingScreen

[wiki.git] / doc / WikiStart

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@@ -13,11 +13,14 @@ See '''LennyBugs''' for bugs to take on in the Lenny
 == Documentation Topics ==
 
  * UsingZephyr -- An attempt at a complete beginner's guide to getting
-   on Zephyr with BarnOwl and screen.
+   on Zephyr with BarnOwl and [UsingScreen screen].
   * BarnOwl has some more documentation on [http://barnowl.mit.edu/ its wiki]
+ * UsingScreen -- Handy for [UsingZephyr Zephyr] and anything else you do in an ssh session.
  * [wiki:XVM] (On XVM's trac)
   * [https://xvm.mit.edu/trac/wiki/Remctl using `remctl`]
   * [https://xvm.mit.edu/trac/wiki/SerialConsole getting the serial console]
+ * KerberizedServer explains keytabs and how to get one and how that lets you SSH somewhere with Kerberos.
+ * RootInstance explains root and extra instances in Kerberos.
  * SummerReading -- Documents or books that various SIPB members recommend reading.
 
 == Documentation Ideas ==
@@ -40,7 +43,6 @@ another or that are good for explaining to prospectives.
  * [wiki:AFSAndYou] -- There should be a central documentation point to using your AFS space, granting access through AFS and through `web`, accessing files from various platforms, and so on.  Don't duplicate iAFS; perhaps latex2html and update it.
 
  Setting up servers:
- * KerberizedServer explains keytabs and how to get one and how that lets you SSH somewhere with Kerberos.
  * ClientCerts should explain, if for some perverse reason you don't want to use scripts.mit.edu :-), how to set up client cert authentication on your own machine (grab the CA out of the apache-ssl locker, submit a CSR to mitcert@, set up scripts' magic Apache modules to make your life easier)
 
  * Add your own here!
@@ -53,10 +55,10 @@ another or that are good for explaining to prospectives.
 
 === License ===
 
-Unless specified otherwise, all documentation on this wiki will be available under a dual license of
+Unless specified otherwise, all content on this wiki is released under a dual license of
 
  * the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike license, and
  * the GNU Free Documentation License, with no Invariant Sections, no
    Front-Cover Texts, and no Back-Cover-Texts.
 
-As recommended by the [http://stuff.mit.edu/afs/sipb/admin/text/policy/documentation_licensing.txt SIPB Documentation Licensing Recommendation]
+This follows the [http://stuff.mit.edu/afs/sipb/admin/text/policy/documentation_licensing.txt SIPB Documentation Licensing Recommendation].