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Webpages - Putting stuff up on dspsrv.com
 
    You will need:
    
      HowTo:SSH - specifically, you need sftp
          which is the SSH ftp client. Version 2 only, btw. Unix-based folk
          can just download the source and build it. For windows folk, Waider
          was working on a port for a while, but then he got pissed off with
          Uncle Bill's OS, so tough cookies. Here's a dime; buy yourself a
          real OS. For macinfolk, yeah. Same deal, except for the "working
          on a port" bit. Talk to the
          admins about getting pages
          on the server.A SSH public key. You make one of these if you've not already got one
          using the ssh-keygen program that comes with SSH:ssh-keygen
 This will create two files, one called id_something and one
          called id_something.pub. Rename these to, for example,
          me_at_home and me_at_home.pub. Create a file in the
          same directory as these guys that looks like this:
 IdKey me_at_home
 Save this file as identification. Finally, send
          me_at_home.pub to
          admin@dspsrv.com and we'll set
          up the server side of things. NB tell us what you called the file,
          otherwise we can't get it working.
Content. You know, words and pictures and stuff. 
      Connect to dspsrv.com: sftp www.dspsrv.comCheck that you've got a public_html directory: cd
          public_htmlIf you don't, make one: mkdir public_htmlcd public_html
The directory you're in now is equivalent to 
          "http://www.dspsrv.com/~yourname/". Upload files like this:
          put filenameIndexing is switched off by default so you'll need a file
          called index.html. Don't forget this!Check it out on the web. If it doesn't work, mail
          waider@dspsrv.com who
          has agreed, for his sins, to take on support for this stuff. Waider / updated 12-11-1999 |