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For webpages, you should remember the following: | For webpages, you should remember the following: | ||
Your home directory (~) should be go+x or 711, so use the command chmod 711 ~ (return). Your public_html folder must also be go+x or 711, so again, use chmod 711 ~/public_html (return). All subfolders of your public_html to be used by your website must be go+x or 711 as well... | Your home directory (~) should be go+x or 711, so use the command chmod 711 ~ (return). Your public_html folder must also be go+x or 711, so again, use chmod 711 ~/public_html (return). All subfolders of your public_html to be used by your website must be go+x or 711 as well... See [[Webspace]] for more info on webpages on Redbrick. | ||
Finally, all files, eg HTML files, must be go+r or 644. You can use a recursive chmod to change all files in public_html or subdirectories of public_html to have permission 644, by using the command chmod 644 ~/public_html/*. | Finally, all files, eg HTML files, must be go+r or 644. You can use a recursive chmod to change all files in public_html or subdirectories of public_html to have permission 644, by using the command chmod 644 ~/public_html/*. | ||
You can get more detailed information on chmod by typing man chmod at the prompt and of course, contact [[Helpdesk]] if you have any problems. | You can get more detailed information on chmod by typing man chmod at the prompt and of course, contact [[Helpdesk]] if you have any problems. | ||