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How to Start a Personal Webpage, hosted by CCIS

This was featured at the end of our Linux workshop.

Connect to a CCIS server

For this workshop, we will be connecting to the CCIS machines, so it is necessary that you have your CCIS username and password.

  • Forgot your password? Go here

Windows Users:

  • Download PuTTY, an SSH client compatible with Windows
  • Open PuTTY > Host Name: "login.ccs.neu.edu" > Open
  • Enter your username and password

Mac/Linux Users:

  • In the terminal, ssh <username>@login.ccs.neu.edu
  • Enter your password

Create a .www directory within your home directory

First, check to see if you have a .www directory already.

$ ls -a | grep ".www"

If nothing is returned, you have to create the directory:

mkdir .www

Once the directory has been created, you must give it read and search permissions (so that other people can view your website!)

$ chmod 711 ~/.www
$ chmod a+x ~

Make an index.html file

The HTML code that you put in your index.html will determine what is displayed when someone views your website!

Here is some starter HTML code:

<! DOCTYPE HTML>
<html>
<body>
<h1> My Personal Website! </h1>
<p> This is the personal website of ______ </p>
</body>
</html>

Just create a new index.html file, and add in your own HTML!

$ touch index.html
$ nano index.html

Check out your fresh site!

Once you've completed those steps, go to www.ccs.neu.edu/home/<username>/ to see your webpage!

Research some more advanced HTML to customize your site, and feel free to share any cool designs with us!