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[01] HOW DO I MAKE MY HOMEPAGE NETWORK ACCESSIBLE?
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You'll need to run a script called "mkhomepg". In short, this script
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does the following:
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- Creates a symbolics link called "html" in your home directory.
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This points to your HTML storage area on the /www filesystem.
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This is where you keep your html, image and cgi files.
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- Set proper file permissions on your directories.
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(if you ever botch your file permissions, run 'mkhomepg -p')
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"index.html" is the file the http daemon will try to serve to clients
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requesting your URL.
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CGIs will work as long as their are compiled bins that don't require
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sockets, shell scripts or simple perl scripts.
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A CGI can run from ANY PLACE in your html directory.
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Once you have built a page, run the "mkhomepg -a" script. Your URL will
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then become login.freeshell.org (or if you are an ARPA member, you may
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choose from an array of host names). The update will occur within the
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first even hour of running the command.
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If you are an ARPA member, you may also run "mkhomepg -d" to enable
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traditional UNIX directory hosting. Then http://sdf.org/~login will
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serve files in your "public_html" directory.
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