====== Heidelberg ======
//Instructions for test compiling the Heidelberg virtual machine//

==== Connect to VM (Persistent Session) ====
  - Download and run VNC viewer from https://www.realvnc.com/download/viewer/
  - Connect to the Heidelberg VM in VNC viewer by going to the address: heidelberg.byu.edu:5903 and accept the unsecure connection notice
  - Input password:convert​
  - Login Username: convert
  - Login Password: c************n

==== Transfer Files Via Internet ====
  * Log in to Google Drive (or other source) using FireFox
  * Download as usual

==== Transfer Files Via J Drive ====
=== To access the J Drive on your Windows machine: ===
//(It should be automaticaly mounted on any department or CAEDM lab computer)//
    * Windows 7: Right click "My Computer" and select "Map Network Drive...". (Windows 10: open file explorer, click on "This PC" on the left, click on "Computer" on the top menu, and then click "Map Network Drive")
    * Select j: as the drive in the "Drive" box.
    * Type in the "Folder" box \\fs-caedm.et.byu.edu\YOURCAEDMUSERNAME
    * Select "Connect using a different user name".
    * Enter "CAEDM_AD\" and then your CAEDM user name and password. For example: "CAEDM_AD\engineer1" (without the quotes)
    * Click "OK" and then "Finished".
=== To transfer files from the J Drive to the Heidelberg VM: ===

   * Click on the "Connect to J Drive.desktop" file on the desktop. This will start a script. 
   * Input your CAEDM username and password when prompted​. You should now be connected to the J Drive in the command prompt. (You will see a bash prompt that looks like 'smb: \>')
      * Use "ls" to view the contents of the current folder.
      * Use "cd <folder>" to navigate to a directory (or "cd .." to go back 1 directory)​ ****Folder names with spaces need to be enclosed in quotes. Example:  cd My Documents  --->  cd "My Documents"
      * Use "help" for a list of all possible commands 
      * ​Use "get <filename>" to transfer any files you may have. The file will be placed in the directory /home/convert/<yourCAEDMusername>.  If that folder does not exist, it will be created.
      * To recursively download, use the following commands:
        * ''recurse'' (turns on recursion, typing it again will disable it)
        * ''prompt'' (turns off the prompt for induvidual file copies, typing it again will enable prompts)
        * ''cd path\to\folder''
        * ''mget *''
        * The folder will be moved to /home/convert/yourCAEDMusername
      * ​Close the window to close the connection​
      * Click on the File Cabinet Icon on the bottom dock of the desktop. 
      * In the navigation window towards the top, type in /home/convert/<yourCAEDMusername> to view your files.
=== To UPLOAD to the J drive ===

    * For a single file, use "put file/path/from/VM \desitnation\file\path" without the quotes
    * To recursively upload a folder, type in the following commands, one at a time:
      * ''recurse''​
      * ''prompt''
      * ''lcd /source/folder/path''  (For example: lcd /home/convert/tjs91)
      * ''cd \navigate\to\destination\folder'' (For example: cd "My Documents\uploads")​
      * ''mput *''