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How is the “Private Virtual Web Server” set up?

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How is the “Private Virtual Web Server” set up?

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The Private Virtual Web Server is a free service to all Vex.Net members who have a Virtual Host/Domain account. There is no special activation, or additional system configuration needed. The service exists for all customers with these account types to use automatically. To make use of this server, all that needs to be done is to create a new subdirectory within your home directory named public_html.88. Note that your regular web directory, based in your home directory, is called public_html, and so all you are doing is creating another directory exactly the same, only with a .88 on the end of the name. You can create the directory by executing a mkdir ~/public_html.88 command after logging in to your shell. (You will then want to chmod 700 ~/public_html.88 to set the correct permissions.) All files you place under this directory will be accessible on the web while at the same time having read/write permissions set on the system to make them accessible only to you locally. On a regular

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