| How do I make my web site viewable(set permissions) using Mac OS X? |
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Follow the step by step directions below to make your web site viewable using Mac OS X
- Open the Mac OS X Terminal. You can locate the Terminal program by opening your hard drive, going to your Applications folder, opening the Utilities folder and clicking on Terminal
- At the system command prompt, enter the command below and press return
ssh netid@server.rutgers.edu (server should be replaced with either andromeda or pegasus) - The initial time you access andromeda/pegasus through Terminal(ssh) you will be
asked if you want to authenticate andromeda/pegasus.rutgers.edu. Enter yes and then enter your password
- In order to make your make your public_html directory viewable issue the following command
chmod 755 public_html - Check that the directory is viewable by entering the following command
ls -ld public_html
If the protection is not drwxr-xr-x reissue the chmod command - Your index.html file in your public_html directory should be readable.
- Change to the public_html directory by issuing the following command
cd public_html - Check the protection of your file(index.html)
ls -l filename - If the protection is not -rw-r--r-- you should change the permission by issuing the following command
chmod 644 filename - Exit from the unix system
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