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Re: Web pages

#1319
From: Guy Harrison
Date: Mon, 05 Aug 1996 00:00
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 In article <839205591.26104.0@grasper.demon.co.uk>
  graham@grasper.demon.co.uk (Graham Irvine) said:-

>In article <839072786_OASIS_@swampdog.demon.co.uk>,
>        guy@swampdog.demon.co.uk (Guy Harrison) writes:
>> ftp homepages.demon.co.uk
>> login ajrose
>> password {same as in dial script}
>> 
>> Now just "put" as normal. If you upload your homepage as me.html and 
>> you currently have it on your machine as me.htm a simple
>> 
>> put me.htm me.html
>
>not forgetting to put html files up as 'ascii' and images/files as 'binary'

Yes, I've got Nos set so it does this automatically.

>> http://www.ajrose.demon.co.uk/me.html
>
>you MUST have an index.html file on there else as I read it they use that
>as verification that the pages are still active and will remove it if it
>is not there for XXX time ( 3 months I think?)

Something odd is happening to my site. I uploaded sd_home.html before 
any other file. Now, index.html has to be specifically mentioned 
otherwise I just see a directory. Any ideas why?

>> guy@swampdog.demon.co.uk
>> http://swampdog.demon.co.uk
>
>does that work ? (i.e without the 'www')

Nope, I messed my sig up! Fixed it now. :-))


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Guy Harrison

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