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Setting Up Your Personal Webspace
This document is not meant as a "How to guide" to making HTML's, rather
it is a guide as to how to offer your HTML document to the rest of the
Web from Niagara.com. At first it may sound complicated but
it is rather easy if you follow it step by step.
In order to offer you documents to the entire World Wide Web, follow the
following instructions:
1. Using Telnet or your favorite terminal software, connect to
chardonnay, and enter your username and password.
2. At the chardonnay, prompt type the following commands:
chmod 711 .
Notice the period at the end after space, this is really important.
mkdir public_html
chmod 755 public_html
3. All your HTML documents should be placed within the public_html
directory. You may create the document offline using your favorite web editor
and then use FTP to place it within the public_html directory .
Your main page must be named default.html
Check you web page from your web browser, ie Netscape or Internet Explorer. Your web address should be:
http://www.niagara.com/~username
If you experience problems with elements of the page not displaying at this point please check the case in which you documents
and images are named or referenced. The UNIX operating environment is highly CaSe sensitive, and this has been known to
frustrate many a novice web page creator.
If you still experience problems try the following.
Once you have your HTML document within the public_html directory,
type the following commands from within that directory:
chmod 644 document-name
for example.
chmod 644 default.html
For anyone to view your HTML document, your web page's address is
http://www.niagara.com/~username
If there are any questions, please call the technical support line at
988-1700.
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