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NOTE: We are moving away from publishing webpages on our local server as described below. Instead, please check out the possibilities of Google Sites through our Google Apps for Education Account here
You can publish webpages on the public internet on our math server. Only static web pages are supported (i.e. no php, or other scripting is allowed.)
http://math.arizona.edu/~youraccountname/
There are many different ways to create an html page, including writing out the code in a text editor. For beginners we recommend a Graphical User Interface (GUI) tool such as Nvu. Your main/home page should be titled index.html.
Using WinSCP:
Using Fugu:
Using the command line:
cd chmod go+x-rw . mkdir pub_http_internet mkdir pub_http_intranet chmod go+x-rw pub_http_internetNote: the chmod commands above will also prevent other users on our system from perusing your home directory, which is generally a good idea. However, other users can still access files/directories if they already know the name. To further secure your account, you can remove read permission for all files in your home directory:
cd chmod go-rw *You will have to repeat this step each time you add a file to your home directory. (An alternative is to create a subdirectory, e.g., "private", and put all your personal files in there.)
My first web page.After saving the file, ensure it has public read permission:
chmod go+r index.html