ssh [username]@power.pa.msu.edu
ssh [username]@www.pa.msu.edu
"pwd"
and what should be returned is as follows: "/h0/[username]"
"cd ../web/hawcsite/http"
"cd .."
to go up a directory (/h0
).
"web"
directory. Enter the command "cd web"
to enter that directory.
"pwd"
to make sure you are in the "web"
directory.
"cd hawcsite"
to enter the "hawcsite"
directory, which is in the "web"
directory.
"cd http"
to enter the "http"
directory, which is in the "hawcsite"
directory.
"ls"
, you can now see all of the files related to the MSU HAWC website. "index.html"
is the home page.
".html"
files are those with the source codes for their respective pages off of the MSU HAWC site home page.
"papers.html"
is the file in this directory with the source code to the HAWC Papers page.
"papers.html"
is the file in this directory with the source code to the Milagro Papers page.
"exit"
"View Page Source"
".html"
document.
"http"
directory or in one of the subset directories such as "hawc_papers"
or "milagro_papers"
)
"scp [file_name.html] [username]@power.pa.msu.edu:../web/hawcsite/http/[...]"
where the [...] represents the subset directories if applicable. "power.pa.msu.edu"
with "www.pa.msu.edu"
"h0/web/hawcsite/http"
directory (on the www.pa.msu.edu
server) or in one of the subset directories.
"scp [document_name.document_type] [username]@power.pa.msu.edu:../web/hawcsite/http/[...]"
"document_name"
with the name of the document, "document_type"
with the type of file your document is (i.e. .pdf, .jpg, .doc, etc.), "username"
with your www.pa.msu.edu username, and [...]
with the remaining path name (i.e. subset directories), if applicable, to the file you will be adding this document's link to.
<a href="[document_name.document.type]">[Name Of Link To Document]</a>
[Name Of Link To Document]
with the text that will link to the document and remove all brackets.
[document_name.document.type]
with the URL
of the website you want to link to, and [Name Of Link To Document]
would be instead [Name Of Link To Website]