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NAME

   turnincfg - manage assignments submitted with turnin

SYNOPSYS

   turnincfg [ OPTIONS ] [ project-name ]

DESCRIPTION

   Manages  assignments  submitted  with the turnin(1) program. Allows the
   creation of courses and projects and the management of said courses and
   projects. This command used to be known as project in the early days of
   Turnin-NG and in the original turnin/project suite.

   Omitting [ project-name ] will  cause  turnincfg  to  use  the  default
   project.

OPTIONS

   --version
          Print project's version.

   -h, --help
          Print these options.

   -d, --disable
          Disable the current project.

   -D, --perm-disable
          Permanently disable submissions for the current project.

   -e, --enable
          Enable  submissions  for  the  current  project  and make it the
          default project.

   -l     Enable submissions for the current project but does not make  it
          the default project.

   -r, --remove
          Remove the current project and all associated files.

   -i, --init
          Initialize a project. Requires you to pass project-name

   -p, --compress
          Compress this project using the tar(1) and gzip(1) formats.

   -x, --extract
          Extract  this  project. This option will be called automatically
          if you enable a compressed project.

   -v, --verify
          Verify the cryptographic  signatures  on  submitted  assignments
          using gpg(1) May require you to fetch the student's public key.

   --list Print  a  list  of  projects, along with whether or not they are
          enabled and shows which project is the default project.

   --config=CONFIG
          Path to an alternate configuration file.

   -c COURSE, --course=COURSE
          Switch between the courses you are currently administering.

   -w, --legal
          Print warranty and license information.

          ADMINISTRATIVE OPTIONS

   --create-course=COURSE
          Creates the course COURSE.

   --delete-course=COURSE
          Deletes the course COURSE.

   --archive-course=COURSE
          Archives the course using the tar(1) and gzip(1) formats.

EXAMPLES

   turnincfg --create-course world-cheeses
           Create the course world-cheeses.

   turnincfg -c world-cheeses -i stilton
           Create the project stilton in the course world-cheeses.

   turnincfg -c world-cheeses -e stilton
           Enable and make default the project stilton

   turnincfg -c world-cheeses -D stilton
           Permanently disable submissions for the project stilton.

   turnincfg -c world-cheeses -p stilton
           Compress the project stilton.

   turnincfg --archive-course world-cheeses
           Compress the course world-cheeses and remove it from the global
           configuration file.

FILES

   /etc/turnin-ng.cf

AUTHOR

   Turnin-NG   and   this   manpage   were   written   by   Ryan  Kavanagh
   <[email protected]>  in  the  summer  of  2009  and  are  still   actively
   maintained.  Turnin-NG  is a replacement for the 'project' and 'turnin'
   commands written in 1990 for  the  SPARC  architecture  by  an  unknown
   author.

   Both  Turnin-NG and this manpage are distributed under the terms of the
   GNU General Public License version 2, or (at  your  option)  any  later
   version.

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