Personal Web Pages
1. How do I create a personal web page?
2. What applications can I use to create a personal web page?
3. Can I create a personal university web page for a business?
4. How much space is available for personal web pages?
5. How can I delete my personal webpage from HOBBIT?
6. How can I
transfer my personal webpage from HOBBIT to my V drive?
7. How can I transfer my personal webpage from HOBBIT to my V drive using a Mac?
Q. How do I create a personal web page?
A. Creating a personal web page can be done by simply reserving your
space on MUPFC (Marshall University
Personal File Cabinet), or commonly referred to as your V: drive, this can be done
by creating a folder and naming the folder "public_html".
Complete the following steps to create a "public_html" folder on your V:
drive.
If off campus or in a residence hall:
Click here for instructions on creating your personal web folder.
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Any files placed in the 'public_html" folder will be fully public and
viewable by anyone on the web.
To create a default page place an index.html file in your "public_html" folder.
The web address for your webpage is
http://mupfc.marshall.edu/~your
user name
an example of a personal webpage address is: http://mupfc.marshall.edu/~jdoe2
Also see “How do I
access my V:drive”
Q. What applications can I use to create a
personal web page?
A. Any standard HTML editor will do nicely. Marshall UCS/UCF
computers have Microsoft FrontPage preinstalled and ready for use. (Please
be advised that MUPFC will NOT allow you to use FrontPage extensions.)
You can also try our online
HTML editor and save the files to a disk, or your V drive.
Click here for the editor.
or if you would like to practice writing HTML and seeing the results in
real-time,
Click Here to try the HTML ScratchPad.
Q. Can I create a personal university web page for a
business?
A. No you cannot, this is against the acceptable use policy which in
part states that the ITE "..may NOT be used for commercial or profit making
purposes." For more information on policies, see http://www.marshall.edu/ucs/cs/accptuse.asp
Q. How much space is available for personal web pages?
A. MUPFC has a total of 200MB of space available for network file
storage and web pages.
Q. How can I delete my personal webpage from HOBBIT?
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1. open a telnet
application or choose start>run and type telnet
2. connect to hobbit.marshall.edu
3. enter your hobbit username and password
4. If the hobbit menu appears, type exit
5. type set def [.www]
6. type dir for a listing of all files in www directory
7. delete each file in www directory by typing del and the entire
filename (ex. del example.jpg;1)
8. once you have deleted all of the files in the www directory, type set
def [.username] (ex. set def [.novice1])
9. type set protection =(S:RWED,O:RWED,G:RE,W:RE) www.dir
10. type del www.dir;1
11. log out of hobbit by typing lo |
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Q. How can I transfer my personal
webpage from HOBBIT to my V drive?
A. The easiest way to do this would be to first
connect to your V drive and create a folder called public_html. Once that's
done, you can log in to Hobbit and use FTP to transfer your files:
1. Log in to Hobbit
2. Enter the command set def [.www]
3. Connect to mufpc.marshall.edu (the server that contains V drives) and
copy the files (commands you enter are in bold text):
HOBBIT$ ftp mupfc.marshall.edu
MUPFC.MARSHALL.EDU> login
Foreign username: marshall\username
< password required for marshall\username
Password: <-- Enter your domain password. It will not echo
anything.
<User marshall\username logged in.
MUPFC.MARSHALL.EDU> cd public_html
MUPFC.MARSHALL.EDU> mput *.html*
MUPFC.MARSHALL.EDU> bin
MUPFC.MARSHALL.EDU> mput *.gif
MUPFC.MARSHALL.EDU> mput *.jpg
MUPFC.MARSHALL.EDU> mput *.mid
<Repeat for any other binary files you have (files that can't be displayed with the "type" command)>
MUPFC.MARSHALL.EDU> exit
Q. How can I transfer my personal webpage from HOBBIT to my V drive using a Mac?
A. Please click here to view PDF document.
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