@drdee, just a note it looks like your last activity was in 2014 :) I am planning on removing these production accounts during general cleanup if there is no reason to keep them. Thanks.

I'm fine either way. Diederik has signed the NDA and as such has access to
these systems.

-Toby

In T90951#1078480, @Tnegrin wrote:

I'm fine either way. Diederik has signed the NDA and as such has access to
these systems.

-Toby

Understood and in this case the reasoning is more or less that unused access should be removed so that the list of people with access is meaningful. We can always add them back :)

Thanks for responding

I removed the user on the listed hosts: stat1003, stat1002, stat1001, oxygen, & gadolinium
and deleted the home directories. They were empty on oxygen and gadolinium.

On the stat hosts they had:

stat1001: inspect.py settings.pyc settings.xml
stat1002: histogram.py pygeoip pygeoip.tar topk.py

stat1003: many files that i saved in a single .tar.gz which is 873M compressed

I saved these just in case, for now, because i was not sure how to handle them and if Diederik might still want to have them. They seem to be mostly from 2012/2013.

The user account is now removed in these places while it still exists where it is defined in the admins file in puppet:

bast1001, fluorine and terbium from the group: "restricted" with the description: access to terbium, fluorine (private data) and bastion hosts.

That should resolve this ticket, besides the question what to do with the old files.