Uploading Files to Your Web Space---Mac Lab
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Launch the "launcher" > Select the "Internet
Applications" bar > Double click on the "SFTP" icon
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Select File > New Connection
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Your host name is "garnet.acns.fsu.edu",
no quotes of course; Your user name is abc1234 or xyz02a; Your password
is the same one for your email account
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You should see two folders "mail" and "public_html"
--- for simple file transfes between machines, make a new folder called
"transfer" -- your mail folder is compiled and maintained
by the ACNS, and your public_html folder is where
you put your website
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Under the "remote" menu (I'll doublecheck)
is where you create new folders, delete files, etc.
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Drag items into the window. Unlike a regular desktop,
you can't drag a file and drop it into a closed folder, the folder
has to be opened, double click to open the folder -- then drag your
documents into it.
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Select the document you've uploaded. Under the "remote"
menu, choose "set permissions". In the resulting dialogue
box, check mark the boxes so the shape is an upside down U (755)
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Go back a level, choose the "public_html"
folder, and set those permissions....
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Go back a level, set your "public_html"
permissions...
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Do not go back one more level in the MCH lab---you'll
crash your machine. Go to the PC lab to set the permissions on your
"root folder" (abc1234) or use Unix commands
- View your site. You do not have to close your connection
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Uploading Files to Your Web Space---PC lab
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Start > Programs > Internet Applications >
SSH Secure Shell > Secure File Transfer Client
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See how the window is divided into local and remote
sections? "Local" is your machine, "remote" is
the web.
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Under the File menu, select "connect" or
"quick connect"
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Your host name is "garnet.acns.fsu.edu",
no quotes of course; Your user name is abc1234 or ab02a; Your password
is the same one for your email account
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You should see two folders "mail" and "public_html"
--- for simple file transfes between machines, make a new folder called
"transfer" by right clicking in the remote window -- your
mail folder is compiled and maintained by the ACNS, and your
public_html folder is where you put your website
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Either navigate to your "documents" folder
in the "local" window, or open the "documents"
file on your desktop and drag the items into the "remote"
window. Unlike a regular desktop, you can't drag a file and drop it
into a closed folder, the folder has to be opened, double click to
open it.
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Right click on the document, select "properties"
and set the permissions in an upside down U shape (755). Hit OK.
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Go back a level, select the folder it is in (public_html),
right click and select "properties", and set the permissions....
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Go back all the way to your "root folder"
(abc1234) and set those permissions as well.
- View your site using Explorer. (you do not have to close your SSH
connection--this will come in very handy if you see an error and want
to quickly modify the page and reupload.)
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