E-mail:

You must enter your e-mail address to use this system. This is a required field.

URL-path:

URL-path is an optional field which allows you to customize your Release Request pages further. This field should point to area which is accessible on the web and which you have write-access. The Release Request System will look in this area for various customizable files (see below).

For example, you can use your public_html area on d02ka. To do this, enter the URL-path http://www-d0.fnal.gov/~username Note that you do not include 'public_html' in URL-path.

Packages file:

Packages file is an optional field which allows you to specify a file which contains a list of packages for which you are a developer. This file should contain a list of packages, one line per package. The file should exist in the area specified by URL-path. For example, if you are using your public_html area on d02ka, your file should go in ~username/public_html on d02ka.

The packages which you include in your Packages file will appear on your Release Request web page in the 'Users Packages' section.

Systems file:

Systems file is an optional field which allows you to specify a file which contains a list of systems for which you are a developer. The file should contain the list, one line per system. Each line should contain a system name and a file name separated by a space. For example, the line 'mysystem mysystem.txt' would link the file 'mysystem.txt' with the system 'mysystem'. The specified file (eg. 'mysystem.txt') should contain a list of packages associated with that system (the same format as the Packages file described above). You may choose any set of systems names you wish, just as long as you select a set of unique names.

All of these files should exist in the area specified by URL-path. For example, if you are using your public_html area on d02ka, your file should go in ~username/public_html on d02ka.

The systems which you include in your Systems file will appear on your Release Request web page in the 'Users Systems' section.