IF Account Information:
Please type in your UT generated Username and Password:

Username:____________________________
Password:____________________________
(horrible to remember, no?)

The good news is that you get to change all that. POWER!!!
Your New Username is what you want your web-name to be:

EG, Jonathan's web-name is "cooljazz."
Jason's web-name is "jasong"

New Username:____________________________

Your New Password will not be the one given to you by UT. Do not use your email password. Make up a new one with at least one capital letter.

EG, Arachnid, theDog, Yadhtrib

New Password:____________________________


This section was stolen directly from:

Publishing from ACITS Systems - Personal

Log in to your machine

Using Telnet, all publishers must log in at least once and can change their login name. Names must be 8 or fewer characters.



Create your publishing directory

CCWF and UTS users: In your login directory, create a new directory called public_html. To do so, type:

mkdir     public_html

You will own and manage this directory. Put the files that you want to publish in this directory or in subdirectories that you create. Also, you must make your login directory group and world executable, and you must make your public_html directory group and world readable and executable by typing these commands:

chmod   go+x   $HOME
chmod   go+rx   $HOME/public_html

Finally, all files that you put in public_html must be group and world readable. To make them so, type this command in your public_html directory:

chmod   go+r   *

When you later add new files, reissue the command above.



Put your files in your publishing directory

Create an index.html file. Put this file in your public_html directory. Use the index.html file to organize your home page, creating links to the other files in your directory.

If you create your HTML files on a Mac or PC, use Fetch or WS_FTP to transfer them from your microcomputer to your publishing directory. See instructions for Fetch users.

The server will automatically point to your index.html file, serve the files you refer to there, and add you to the Personal Pages. You can announce the URL (address) of your directory to friends and colleagues. Your URL is below, depending on which machine you publish from. Note, below replace loginname with the name you type when you log in.

http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~loginname/

http://ccwf.cc.utexas.edu/~loginname/

http://wwwvms.utexas.edu/~loginname/


14 November 96
TeamWeb at UT Austin
Comments to: www@www.utexas.edu

©Jonathan Singer, 1997