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Computing Services
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| Introduction. | Homepage location & URL address | Initial homepage. |
Every department have allocated space for their users on our WWW site. New users should contact the Web master(s) at their department to be given a location where they can create their home page.
You can access your WWW directory from all unix computers at our site. Begin by logging in to the system and then issue the command: cd $your_html_shortcut/your_username . The following table illustrates the location of your WWW directory and the URL address others need to know to access your pages.
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Home page location |
URL address |
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/usr/local/lib/html/matstat/staff/username |
http://www.maths.lth.se/matstat/staff/username |
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Department |
/usr/local/lib/html/matematiklu/personal/username |
http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklu/personal/username |
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Department |
/usr/local/lib/html/matematiklth/personal/username $mlthhtml/username |
http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklth/personal/username |
Examples:
Georg Lindgren,department of Mathematical Statistics WWW directory is
located in
$mstathtml/georg
and Georg's URL address is
http://www.maths.lth.se/matstat/staff/georg
Göran Wanby,Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics
and Natural Science WWW directory is located in
$mluhtml/goranw
and Göran's URL address is
http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklu/personal/goranw
The initial starting page is index.html and is located at your WWW directory. This file is created by the department Web master(s) and consists of general information about you . You can change,add and even create several other pages at this location, but you should not delete the file index.html because other pages are already refering to it!! Finally, a good way to get started is to have a look at our page Creating your first WWW homepage and the examples from GNNpress(unix)/aolpress(Win 95/NT)
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If you have any problem using our IT facilities, please feel
free to leave a message by clicking on my mail address.
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james@maths.lth.se
James Hakim |