Uploading documents

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There are several places to upload documents in the Gerstein Lab Network. Where documents should be uploaded depends on the intended audience: (1) subgroup meetings (2) publicly viewable (3) other purposes.

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Private Documents

Subgroup Meetings, Journal Clubs, Group Meetings

Powerpoints, documents, data files, etc. should be uploaded using the lab dropbox.

If the file should only be seen by you and mark, or a few other people because of sensitive information, use [Veracrypt] to create a new image that contains the sensitive files, and upload veracrypt image to the lab dropbox.

Please avoid creating images larger than the content within the image

Larger private documents ( >100Mb)

If you want to make a large document public, you may do it in using labdropbox3:

1. At dropbox.com:

usr: dropbox3@gersteinlab.org
passwd: *ask Mihali, Mark or FN*

2. Follow the directory structure:

YEAR/MONTH.DAY/file_name

3. If the file has sensitive information:

Use [Veracrypt] to create a new image that contains the sensitive files, and upload veracrypt image to dropbox
Please avoid creating images larger than the content within the image

Public Documents

A document can be made public by using the publicize.sh script on iw.gersteinlab.org. There is no size restriction for public files:

http://wiki.gersteinlab.org/labinfo/Public-docs

Source code

Please use: https://github.com/gersteinlab

Web Pages

Webpages can be hosted using the lab wordpress https://sites.gersteinlab.org/account-summary/

Lab GDrive

Fill with details from the GDrive

Homepage Images

Please see: Homepage image gallery.

Other Documents

There may be reasons to upload files directly to the wiki. You may perform uploads on the appropriate wiki here:

http://wiki.gersteinlab.org/pubinfo/Special:Upload

http://wiki.gersteinlab.org/labinfo/Special:Upload

Farnam & Grace

Public / Unprotected files

Use ysm

Private / Protected files

Use cortex

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