tubera.com, retired professor == retired server
The tubera.com domain was a collection of web, app, and data servers maintained by Professor George Tubera for his students in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, and Information Systems.
These servers supported research, development, and collaboration across multiple universities. The systems have now been decommissioned after two decades of service.
Former students accessing GIT servers ➜
To all my students throughout the years — thank you for your hard work, your curiosity, and your passion for technology. You turned ideas into projects, and projects into success stories.
As the servers are retired, may your knowledge continue to grow and evolve. I am proud to have been a small part of your journey. Wishing you all continued success in every future endeavor.
Accessing Archived Course Repositories
You may still pull archived course material and source code from the Git servers using your issued SSH key. Access requires your Course ID, Student ID, and your class-issued SSH key.
General format:
https://university.tubera.com/courseid/studentid/
Examples by University
University of the Incarnate Word (UIW)
Example: https://uiw.tubera.com/bis3367/471537
Git pull: git pull git@uiw.tubera.com:bis3367/471537.git
Webster University
Example: https://webster.tubera.com/itp4000/312842
Git pull: git pull git@webster.tubera.com:itp4000/312842.git
Park University
Example: https://park.tubera.com/cis206/581920
Git pull: git pull git@park.tubera.com:cis206/581920.git
San Antonio College (SAC)
Example: https://sac.tubera.com/its1420/239615
Git pull: git pull git@sac.tubera.com:its1420/239615.git
All server pulls require the SSH key issued during class.
If you need a private key re-issued, please email me at:
professor@tubera.com.
Due to storage constraints
anything besides source code is likely gone.
Send me a message if its important enough and its archived in .tar, .zip, .rpm there is chance I can restore from the tape backups.
— Professor George Tubera