start off by copying your local files to a remote machine using scp. You can choose one of the servers here
general command: scp <file_name_with_path> <kth_username>@<host>:<path_on_host>
example command: scp <file_name_with_path> bobsmith@avril.sys.ict.kth.se:~/Desktop/engineering-skills
now to check that your files are on the server by connecting via ssh
general command: ssh <kth_username>@<host>
example command: ssh bobsmith@avril.sys.ict.kth.se
navigate to the correct location on the remote to find that the files are there
if you have created a jar file you can run this on the server using the usual java -jar <file_name>
connect to the server via ssh as above
navigate to the home directory with cd
to set permissions in the working directory: fs sa . <username> <perms>
in the home directory and all directories down to where your code is you want to set l (lookup (l) : list the contents of a directory) permissions
so the command would be fs sa . rron l
you can verify that changes have been made by list the permissions in the current directory: fs la
then you will need to give read and list permissions to rron in the directory where your code is located.
(read (r) : read file content and query file status)
do this by: fs sa . rron rl
again verify that you have given the correct permissions: fs la
// Phillip