- Click Start
on Taskbar.
- Select Run.
- Type telnet
hills.ccsf.cc.ca.us (or, telnet hills.ccsf.org)
- At the login
prompt, enter your hills userid.
- All
letters are lower case.
- No
spaces or special characters.
- At the
Password: prompt enter your hills
password.
- Passwords
must be 6 to 8 characters long.
- They
must contain at least 2 letters and one
number.
- If this is
your first login, the initial student
password is your birthday entered as:
mmmddyy,
e.g., jan0180 for Jan. 1, 1980
- The $ prompt
indicates that you have successfully
logged in.
- IMPORTANT
NOTE: The first time you login you
will be prompted to change your
password. You MUST choose a
new password which has at least 6
characters, of
which at least one is a number, and at
least two are letters.
- Type setup
to
create your public_html directory
and give permission to your
files.
- Type exit
to log
out.
Some
other useful unix commands:
- Type ll
to list files (i.e.,
LL lower case)
- Type ls -al
to list
all files (including hidden files)
- Type cd public_html
to
change directory into your public
directory
- Type rm
-r foldername (no
spaces) to delete folders and their
contents
- For
detailed instructions regarding logging
in uploading web pages, go to
http://www.ccsf.cc.ca.us/helpdesk/
(select Handouts)
| Using WS_FTP LE
to Upload Your Web Pages |
If you
need to download WS_FTP_LE, click on the
button or hyperlink below and follow the
download instructions: 
(
Ipswitch's WS_FTP Limited Edition ™,
the world's most popular FTP client for
Windows):
WS_FTP LE (32-bit) 5.08
Transfer files over the Internet.
OS: Windows 95/98/NT License:
Free
Once you have the FTP program installed
on your computer:
- Get
into the FTP program by double-clicking
the FTP icon.
- When
the Session Profile window
appears, select "hills"
as the Profile Name if necessary,
and the Host Name/Address as
shown below. If you cannot
select hills, then you may have
to click on "New" to
create a hills profile. Be sure
to type in your User ID (Student
ID) and password as also shown
below. Do not check
the Save Password box!
Click OK.
- The
FTP window will have two sides.
The files on the left side are
the location of your file on the
local computer. The files
on the right side are of your
remote site. Remember that
your web site needs to be
transferred from your local site
to the public_html folder
on the remote site. You can
double-click a folder to open it.
You can also highlight a drive
letter and click the ChgDir
button to select that drive.
- To
upload files from your web site
on your local system to the
public_html folder on your remote
system, first highlight all of
the files and/or folders on your
local system that you want to
transfer. Then use the
right-arrow button in the middle
of the FTP window to transfer the
files. Make sure that you
are transferring files into your
public_html folder on your remote
site. Be careful!
Transferring files from your
local system with the same name
replaces existing files on the
remote system without warning.
- Note
that depending on the amount of
data that you are transferring,
this process could take 10-20
minutes or longer.
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After files are
transferred, you need to give permission to
everyone to access
your web site. This requires that you log
into your student account in the same
manner as you did when you first set up your
student account.
- Click Start
on Taskbar.
- Select Run.
- Type telnet
hills.ccsf.cc.ca.us (or, telnet hills.ccsf.org)
- At the login
prompt, enter your hills userid and Press
the enter key.
- At the
Password prompt enter your hills password
and press the enter key.
- The $ prompt
indicates that you have successfully
logged in.
- At the $
prompt, type setup, and then
press the enter key.
- You should
get a message saying Done.
- Type exit
and
press the enter key to log out.
You have now
given permission for everyone to access your web
site.
Updated 12/17/2001
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