service snmpd start

This command only starts the SNMP daemon. To have the service start during system start up, please use the “chkconfig” utility.

chkconfig snmpd on

Here’s how you can start the FTP server in Mac OS X Lion:

1. Open a terminal window.
2. Type in the following command:

sudo -s launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ftp.plist

3. To turn it off, type in the following command:

sudo -s launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/ftp.plist

cd /var/cpanel/userdata/nobody
“ls” showed the following files:

main main.cache

nano main

/scripts/rebuildhttpdconf

/etc/init.d/httpd restart

# /scripts/easyapache --restore-archive
Bring up UI to choose available archives and restore them if desired

# /scripts/easyapache --restore-archive=/path/to/easyapache/archive
Attempt to restore this build archive
!! only use if you are 100% sure the path is an easyapache build archive !!

Another feature that was added to the roster report is a section at the end of the report that prints the contact information for the LSA. When uploading a new roster you can now enter the phone number, address, and email addresses of the LSA. These will be printed at the end of the roster now.

First thing we need to do is to log into the eMembership system. Once you have logged into the system you should see a screen that looks similar to the screen shot below:

Now that you are logged into the eMembership system. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the “Download Excel Community List” button. This button will generate an export file that will begin to download to your computer.

Depending on which operating system you are on and what browser you use, you should be given a choice of where to save the file to. Remember where you save this file since we will need it to upload to the Roster Creator system.

One thing to note about this file. Although the button says that it is going to generate an Excel file, it is actually a simple text file in a special format that Excel can understand. If you double click on the file and have Microsoft Excel (or another software the understands .csv files) installed. The file will be opened and converted to a spreadsheet. Be careful that you do not do that. We need the file to remain in text format and don’t want to upload a spreadsheet to the Roster Creator system.

If you look at the content of the export file with a text editor you will see the file contents to be similar to the figure below:

Now lets, log into the Roster Creator system. If you haven’t already registered and validated your account, please follow the tutorial to do so. Once you are logged in you should see a screen like below:

If this is the first time you are logging in. You will not have any existing rosters in the system so the roster list is going to be empty and a warning message will let you know that there are no rosters in the list.

Now we will start the process of uploading the community roster file we exported from the National eMembership system. You can start the upload process by using two options. Either click on the ADD button which is to the right of the table labels or click on the menu option called “Add New Roster”. Once you click either of these two links you should see the upload screen that is pictured below:

On this screen you can give this roster a name, this name is used and printed in the header of the roster pages. You can also enter a community name which is also used in the header of the generated roster to complete the following statement “Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of {community name}”. The third item to be filled out on this screen is a file selector that you use to select the file you downloaded from the eMembership system. When all three fields are completed click on the “Upload Now” button.

The system will now process the upload file and if everything goes well will display the roster detail screen. You will also see some statistics information listed for the roster. This information could be useful when looking back to see how the community membership has changed over the coarse of several months or even years.

Now lets generate our PDF document. Select the roster you want to generate a PDF for and click on the “Full Community” link next to the Roster label. The system will generate the PDF document and open it in a new browser window. You can use your browsers Save As feature to save the PDF and use it how ever you like. The file could be emailed to community member or simply printed in order to make copies for the community. The PDF roster will look like the figure below with the each family grouped together, their address and phone number printed and each family member identified. If your community has sector feast the feast sector will also be identified on the printed roster. If however your community has not adopted feast sectors then this information will be left off the printed roster.

This formated PDF document can now be printed, saved, or emailed to the community members. Our community roster is always in a state of flux, due to the continuous stream of move ins and move outs. Using the Roster Creator we are able to generate formated rosters fairly quickly which means we can continuously keep our community members updated.

I hope you also find this system useful.

Visit http://roster.1844.net/. Please note there is no www at the beginning of the URL.

Now click on the Register button in the upper right hand corner of the screen to load the registration form and fill out the form with your information. Please verify that you have entered a valid email address before submitting the form.

Once you’ve filled out the form and have entered a valid email address click on the “Register Now” button. The next screen will just confirm that your registration has been accepted and remind you to check your inbox for the verification email. The warning about not being logged in is a reminder that you will need to login before proceeding.

Now we need to jump into our email inbox and find the verification email that was sent to your account. It will look similar to the email pictured here. Once you find it, simply click on the link in the email. If your email client does not allow you to click on the link directly, simply copy the link and paste it into a browser window.

And finally when you click on the verification link and everything goes according to plan you should see the following screen letting you know that your account has been activated. You can now login using the email and password you used during the registration process.

Let me know if you have letters or other reports that you would like to see added to the system.