Re: HTML

[Aiviet Nguyen <aiviet@cat.syr.edu>]

Hi Tuan,
  It would be easier to do directly what you ask for than tell you what 
to do. If you are sure that you write a good HTML syntax, there can still be
many small parameters.
  Following are the usual cause:

    1. Check whether the new site has an Web server. To do that you can 
try to set a Web page on the new site.
    2. The file should be readable and executable by the world. To do that
issue the Unix command: chmod 755 filename.
    3. The file should be in a path ( directory and sub directories) that 
is also readable. The most convenient place for placing html files is
public_html in your home directory. 
    4. Don't forget to make public_html readable:
       chmod 755 public_html
I hope this helps
Cheers
Aiviet 
    

On Fri, 11 Jul 1997, Tuan Anh Tran wrote:

> 
>    Cha`o ca'c ba'c,
> 
>  To^i ddang ho.c thie^'t la^.p mo^.t web site. Vi` muo^'n cho nhie^`u thu+' 
> va`o qua' ne^n ca'i account cu?a to^i bi. qua' quota. To^i du`ng mo^.t 
> me.o la` thie^'t la^.p o+? account thu+' hai mo^.t web site kha'c chi? 
> chu+'a nhu+~ng file ma` to^i kho^ng dde^? ddu+o+.c o+? account 
> thu+' nha^'t. Sau ddo' du`ng a href="" dde^? go.i ca'c file ddo', nhu+ng 
> kho^ng go.i ddu+o+.c. Tri`nh ddo^. hie^?u bie^'t cu?a to^i ve^` CS ra^'t 
> ha.n che^' co' the^? coi la` 0. Mong ca'c ba'c am hie^?u chi? giu'p ca'ch 
> go.i file tu+` mo^.t account kha'c.
> 
>     Xin ca'm o+n ca'c ba'c tru+o+'c.
> 
>     Tua^'n (TAMU)
>