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    Site management:
  1. Access to your site. Site structure.
  2. How to use UNIX shell
  3. Logs and statistics

  4. If you still have any quesions, Contact us.

    Administration of your site:

  1. Access to your site. Site structure.

    A: To upload files to your site, use any FTP client. Login parameters:
    FTP-host: your_domain.siteburg.com
    login: your_login
    password: your_password


    Full path to your home directory is:

    /home/d/domain.siteburg.com/

    Where 'd' - is the first letter of your domain name. For examle, if your site is http://subdomain.siteburg.com, the full path is:

    /home/s/subdomain.siteburg.com/

    In your home directory you will find a folder called "WWW". This is where your HTML files should be stored. These files can have the following extensions: .htm, .html, .shtml. For example, the file "begin.html" placed in the WWW folder will be accessible via the Internet by this URL:
    http://your_domain.siteburg.com/begin.html

    You can create additional folders in the "WWW" directory to organize your web site structure in a convenient way.

    CGI scripts, placed in the "CGI", will be accessible as

    http://your_domain.siteburg.com/cgi-bin/script.cgi


    Please notice, that "pict.jpg" and "pict.JPG" are different files. To avoid mistakes, use lowercase letters in file names.

  2. How to use UNIX shell

    A: UNIX shell is used for work with MySQL and scripts debugging. You can use any SSH client with SSH version 2 support.
    Here's an example of a free client (terminal-like).
    And here's a more user-friendly tool.
    The same login information should be used as for FTP access.


  3. Logs and statistics

    A: To activate logging create a folder "log" in your home directory. This folder has to be on the same level as the "WWW" and "cgi" folders. In the "log" directory create files "access" and "error". As soon as this files are created, logging will begin. Information about visitors of your site will be written to "access", and every error be written to "error" file.




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