• Tardis Mail Guide
• Tardis Web Guide
• Tardis SSH Guide

• To add yourself to the support mailing lists, edit /etc/aliases on boe

• Tardis Beginner Tutorials written by Eugene Hopkinson goes through various basics that may be helpful for your Tardis account.

1. ** What is Tardis?

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Instituted in 1987, the TARDIS Project is a student-operated computing facility, hosted by the Informatics Department at the University of Edinburgh. The project provides free web hosting, e-mail accounts, mailing lists and other services to registered students and staff from the University. Thanks to our pool of local student system administrators, we are able to continually maintain and tailor our services to meet the ongoing requirements of our users; including services for student clubs and societies.

** What address do I use to log in to tardis? **
cu

** What address do I access my mail on with POP3 or IMAP? **
cu

** Where can I find my Tardis website? **
Internally cu and externally at https://www.tardisproject.uk/~USERNAME/.

** What are the different services running on Tardis, and where can I find them? **
There's a constantly updated list of services at services.

** Can I run this-and-that software on Tardis? **
cu

** Is there a quota on disk usage in my homedir, webdir or mail, and are there bandwidth limits? **
There is no hard quota, but Tardis is a trust-based community and all users are expected to behave reasonably. In general, do not store what you don't need to in your homedir, delete old mail with large attachments or download it to your home computer, and don't host heavily bandwidth-intensive things on your webdir - if unsure, please contact an admin.

** What are the regulations that restrict what I may and may not do on Tardis? **
You are also expected to abide by the Tardis Charter.

If you still are unable to find what you are looking for please contact one of the Admins through the contact page.