Who
doesn't have a Webpage? You? HA!
.:
First, use the telnetting program to log
on to UH-Unix(ex. "uhunix5.its.hawaii.edu"). Once that
is done you will automatically end up in your user account's folder.
Now type the following commands: "mkdir public_html"
then enter. You have just created the folder that is required by
UH-Unix server.
Then, type "cd public_html". You have just entered the directory which will contain all of the files which people can access from the internet.
Now, use a ftp(CuteFTP, WS_FTP) program to log on to UH-Unix using the same log-in name and password.
Now drag the files upon the right side of the Ftp applications viewport...(if using a program listed before). Doing this will upload the files from your computer to the folder you created earlier.If you are using Ftp.exe or some other text based prgram then you should read the documentation on sending files.
Once your files have been sent, then you must indicate which file will be the initial, default homepage.
To do this from the Ftp program rename the page you want to "index.html". If the steps above were followed correctly everything should be in place.
To do this from the telnet session that we started earlier type something similar to this syntax: "mv oldname.html index.html"
One final, important and and a bit construing step, is to change the security levels of the files in the directory. You need to either enter this from the telnet session or use the functions of the Ftp program you are using. The command is : "chmod * 667"
Your homepage should be : www2.hawaii.edu/~username
For example : My login name for UH=Unix is "ericnaka". My homepage, therefore, is "http://www2.hawaii.edu/~ericnaka"
You need that tilde(~) or else your page will not load.
Then, type "cd public_html". You have just entered the directory which will contain all of the files which people can access from the internet.
Now, use a ftp(CuteFTP, WS_FTP) program to log on to UH-Unix using the same log-in name and password.
Now drag the files upon the right side of the Ftp applications viewport...(if using a program listed before). Doing this will upload the files from your computer to the folder you created earlier.If you are using Ftp.exe or some other text based prgram then you should read the documentation on sending files.
Once your files have been sent, then you must indicate which file will be the initial, default homepage.
To do this from the Ftp program rename the page you want to "index.html". If the steps above were followed correctly everything should be in place.
To do this from the telnet session that we started earlier type something similar to this syntax: "mv oldname.html index.html"
One final, important and and a bit construing step, is to change the security levels of the files in the directory. You need to either enter this from the telnet session or use the functions of the Ftp program you are using. The command is : "chmod * 667"
Your homepage should be : www2.hawaii.edu/~username
For example : My login name for UH=Unix is "ericnaka". My homepage, therefore, is "http://www2.hawaii.edu/~ericnaka"
You need that tilde(~) or else your page will not load.
Settin' up a site... whee!