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- | ====== Group & Personal Web Pages ====== | ||
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- | ===== Personal Pages ===== | ||
- | You need to store your web pages in a directory named public_html in your Physics home directory. | ||
- | * Log into your physics.umn.edu account (how to log in), and create the public_html directory to store your files: | ||
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- | mkdir -m 711 public_html | ||
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- | This will create the directory with the correct permissions. If you created the directory without the correct permissions, | ||
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- | chmod a+x public_html | ||
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- | * Your home directory itself also needs correct permissions in order for the web server to access the files. Usually this will already be correct, but you can set it using this command: | ||
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- | chmod a+x ~ | ||
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- | * Now create or place your web files within your public_html directory. Start with a file named index.html. This will be your home page, which people can access via the URL: | ||
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- | http:// | ||
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- | Remember that all files you want to be accessible via the web must also be readable by all users. You can set the permission using the chmod command: | ||
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- | chmod a+r filename | ||
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- | ===== Research Group web pages ===== | ||
- | We can set up special areas for research groups or other projects such as conferences. | ||
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- | Permissions for such areas are set up via group membership. Make sure all directories and files in the area are group-writable, | ||
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- | chgrp yourgroup filename | ||
- | chmod g+w filename | ||
- | chmod a+rX filename | ||
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