How to create a personal web page - Revision history

Yoda at 09:10, 27 August 2020

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	First, you need an UNIX account at omni server. Assuming your account username is '''xpto''', the URL of the page is '''http://~~omni~~.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto'''. There is also a automatic redirection from the alternative URL '''http://www.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto''' to the former one. But it is preferable to announce the former URL.		First, you need an UNIX account at omni server. Assuming your account username is '''xpto''', the URL of the page is '''http://users.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto'''. There is also a automatic redirection from the alternative URL '''http://www.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto''' to the former one. But it is preferable to announce the former URL.

	The files have to be stored in a directory named '''public_html''' at your home directory at the omni server. The default file used when the URL '''http://omni.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto''' is browsed is '''index.html''' (e.g. the full path is /home/xpto/public_html/index.html).		The files have to be stored in a directory named '''public_html''' at your home directory at the omni server. The default file used when the URL '''http://omni.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto''' is browsed is '''index.html''' (e.g. the full path is /home/xpto/public_html/index.html).

Yoda at 09:23, 17 September 2010

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	The permissions are the trickiest part of the story:		The permissions are the trickiest part of the story:
	# your home and public_html directories need at least ''eXecution'' permission for ''other'' users; i.e. this means '''d??????--x''' for your home directory		# your home and public_html directories need at least ''eXecution'' permission for ''other'' users; i.e. this means '''d?????? - - x''' for your home directory
	# your files within public_html need at least ''Read'' permission; i.e. '''d??????r--'''		# your files within public_html need at least ''Read'' permission; i.e. '''d?????? r - -'''

	Be careful, because some SSH software for Windows have the tendency to give default permissions to transfered files that disallow the above permissions. Therefore, if you get an error when browsing your page, check first the file permissions!		Be careful, because some SSH software for Windows have the tendency to give default permissions to transfered files that disallow the above permissions. Therefore, if you get an error when browsing your page, check first the file permissions!

	For further details, check this [[Crash course on UNIX file permissions]].		For further details, check this [[Crash course on UNIX file permissions]].

Yoda: New page: First, you need an UNIX account at omni server. Assuming your account username is '''xpto''', the URL of the page is '''http://omni.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto'''. There is also a automatic redir...

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New page: First, you need an UNIX account at omni server. Assuming your account username is '''xpto''', the URL of the page is '''http://omni.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto'''. There is also a automatic redir...

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First, you need an UNIX account at omni server. Assuming your account username is '''xpto''', the URL of the page is '''http://omni.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto'''. There is also a automatic redirection from the alternative URL '''http://www.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto''' to the former one. But it is preferable to announce the former URL.

The files have to be stored in a directory named '''public_html''' at your home directory at the omni server. The default file used when the URL '''http://omni.isr.ist.utl.pt/~xpto''' is browsed is '''index.html''' (e.g. the full path is /home/xpto/public_html/index.html).

The permissions are the trickiest part of the story:
# your home and public_html directories need at least ''eXecution'' permission for ''other'' users; i.e. this means '''d??????--x''' for your home directory
# your files within public_html need at least ''Read'' permission; i.e. '''d??????r--'''

Be careful, because some SSH software for Windows have the tendency to give default permissions to transfered files that disallow the above permissions. Therefore, if you get an error when browsing your page, check first the file permissions!

For further details, check this [[Crash course on UNIX file permissions]].