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Main.WebPublishing HistoryHide minor edits - Show changes to markup September 10, 2004, at 05:20 PM
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This is necessary so that files in your account may be executable.
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This is necessary so that files in your account will be executable.
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This creates the subdirectory in your home directory in which the web server will look for your documents.
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This creates the subdirectory in your home directory in which the web server will look for your documents.
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This sets the permissions on that directory so the web server can read the documents in it.
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This sets the permissions on that directory so the web server can read the documents in it.
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This is necessary so that files in your account may be executable.
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This is necessary so that files in your account may be executable.
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chmod a+x ~/public_html ~This sets the permissions on both the public_html directory and your home directoryso the web server can read the documents in it. to:
2. chmod a+x ~/public_html This sets the permissions on that directory so the web server can read the documents in it. 3. chmod a+x ~ This is necessary so that files in your account may be executable. September 10, 2004, at 05:17 PM
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To setup a directory for your web documents, type the following two commands:
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To setup a directory for your web documents, type the following three commands:
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This creates the subdirectory in your home directory in which the web server will look for your documents.
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This creates the subdirectory in your home directory in which the web server will look for your documents.
2. chmod a+x ~/public_htmlThis sets the permissions on that directory so the web server can read the documents in it. to:
2. chmod a+x ~/public_html ~This sets the permissions on both the public_html directory and your home directoryso the web server can read the documents in it. August 04, 2004, at 11:11 PM
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Describe WebPublishing here.
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Creating your web pageTo setup a directory for your web documents, type the following two commands:1. mkdir ~/public_htmlThis creates the subdirectory in your home directory in which the web server will look for your documents. 2. chmod a+x ~/public_htmlThis sets the permissions on that directory so the web server can read the documents in it. Make sure that any files you put in ~/public_html are world-readable. You can set this by typing chmod a+r ~/public_html/filename for each file filename or chmod -R a+r ~/public_html to make all files in ~/public_html world-readable. You'll also want to make sure that all the parent directories of your web documents are world-searchable, via chmod a+x. Your quota on the Zoo file server is also the limit for the size of your web space. The URL https://zoo.cs.yale.edu/~NetID/ points to the file index.html in your html directory. See the Yale Webmaster's Web authoring resources and the Yale Center for Advanced Instructional Media for more tips on web publishing. |