nsbin/eth/user/storage_create_teaching.sh

#!/bin/sh
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if [ $# -lt 3 ]; then
   cat << eof
$0: <sharename> <groupowner> <member> [more_members]

   sharename: sg-<hs|fs><2year digit>-<name>"

   Requires NETHZ_USERNAME to be set.

   Example: NETHZ_USERNAME="nicosc" $0 sg-hs09-asl nicosc troscoe alonso

eof
   exit 1
fi

if [ -z "$NETHZ_USERNAME" ]; then
   echo "Error: Set \$NETHZ_USERNAME to your username"
   exit 1
fi

sendmail="/usr/sbin/sendmail"
to="systems-sysadmins@lists.inf.ethz.ch"
from="${NETHZ_USERNAME}@ethz.ch"

sharename="$1"; shift
groupowner="$1"; shift
members="$@"

dirname="$(echo $sharename | awk -F- '{ print $2 "/" $3 }')"

#cat << eof
cat << eof | $sendmail -f "$from" $to
To: systems-sysadmins@lists.inf.ethz.ch
Subject: New samba teaching export: $sharename

Dear Systems Group Sysadmins,

as ISG needs a verification from either an IK or a professor,
I would like you to forward the following information to ISG:

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ISG: Reply to $from for testing, the user is responsible for testing the share.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ISG: Create the new Samba-only share

   $sharename

in the directory

    fs-systems.inf.ethz.ch:/export/groups/systems/p1/project/teaching/$dirname

and export it to the NEW unix group named

   $sharename

with the following members

   $members

with Samba permissions set to (see #109493)

   user systems
   group $sharename
   dir 2770
   files 660

and make the following person responsible for the group: 

   $groupowner

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Yes, my prof allowed me to create that share.

Cheers,

   $USER

eof