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Before uploading your personal Web page, you must first have space
on our servers. If you have not arranged to have Web space created,
please get in touch with the Helpdesk.
Your personal Web space is in your "public_html" directory.
Your
main page must be called either "default.html" or "index.html"
("default.html" takes precedence over "index.html").
The address of your personal home page is:
http://people.becon.org/~yourlogin
Create the page on your computer to make sure everything looks
and works properly - once you
upload to your public directory, it's there for the whole world to see!
File transfers can be done using a graphical FTP client (for example,
the FireFTP extension in the Firefox browser), or the free FTP software Filezilla,
or the text-based command-line client that is part of Windows.
In all cases, the hostname is ftp.becon.org
To use the command-line telnet client [don't type the
quotes]:
- Connect to the Internet (ppp)
a) Click Start | Run ; in the command line, type "ftp ftp.becon.org" and click
"OK"
OR
b) Open a DOS window, type "ftp ftp.becon.org", press Enter
Note: when in a DOS window, each time you type a command it is
necessary
to press Enter in order to transmit the command.
- To see a listing of files, type "ls"
- To change to your home directory, type "cd public_html"
Transferring files:
If you are uploading anything other than plain text files, transfer in
binary: type "bin" at the prompt
- To upload files to the server:
- at the prompt, type "put {path/filename}" [the path (location) and name of the
file on your computer]
- to upload multiple files, e.g. if you have several .gif files, use "mput" with a
wildcard, e.g. "mput *.gif"
- To download files to your computer:
- at the prompt, type "get {filename}" (or "mget" with wildcards)
- To delete files from the server, type "del" {filename}
Directories (folders) in your public_html space
(for example, if you want to place your images in a separate folder):
- to create a directory, type mkdir
- to remove a directory, first delete the files it contains, then type "
rmdir "
To quit: type "quit"
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