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What are the basic UNIX commands I will need to set up my home page?

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What are the basic UNIX commands I will need to set up my home page?

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To create the files directory, use the mkdir command. For example, type the following: mkdir ~/files Typing cd (which stands for “change directory”) by itself will take you to your home directory. But if you need to get to a specific directory, type CD , and replace directory with the directory name you want to change into. For example, to change into your homepage directory, type: CD CD homepage You can use the mv command to move, or rename, a file: mv homepage.htm index.html The only other thing that you will have to do is to make sure that your files and directories have the correct permissions on them. (See How do I set the permissions on my pages?).

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To create the homepage directory, use the mkdir command. For example, type the following: mkdir ~/homepage Typing cd (which stands for “change directory”) by itself will take you to your home directory. But if you need to get to a specific directory, type CD , and replace directory with the directory name you want to change into. For example, to change into your homepage directory, type: CD CD homepage You can use the mv command to move, or rename, a file: mv homepage.htm index.html The only other thing that you will have to do is to make sure that your files and directories have the correct permissions on them. (See How do I set the permissions on my pages?). • How do I set the permissions on my pages? Note: All of these commands should be executed at the telnet (dollar sign) prompt that you see right when you log in to osprey. Type “man chmod” for more information on setting permissions. In order for the World Wide Web program (called the HTTPD) to access your files, you h

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