The Monmouth University Student Web Pages reside on the Hawkmail server. In order to have
email and a student home page you must have an account on this machine. All Students have
an account on the Hawkmail server when they first register for classes. If for some
reason you do not have an account you may send mail to the webmaster.
Please be advised that:
Authoring Tutorial and Tools
Hawkmail Directory Setup
Counter and Form Information
Online Guides to Writing HTML
Please read the Directory Setup below to allow your account to publicly display your pages.
If you would like to view a basic tutorial on how to use Netscape to author a home page, please click here:
Click below to get info on other web authoring tools that are used on the campus:
To setup your hawkmail account to run your web pages, please read all of the directions below and follow them explicitly to avoid problems with your page.
1. Using a Telnet program:
log into your Hawkmail account.
2. At the $ prompt type:
mkdir public_html and hit Enter
(This is the command to create a new directory named "public_html")
then type:
chmod 755 public_html and hit Enter
(this command gives permission to access this new directory)
3. Then type:
cd public_html
(this command puts you in the public_html directory)
then type:
chmod 644 *.*
(this will allow public access to all of the html files you have put in this
directory)
4. Using a FTP program or PUBLISH with Netscape
Put all of the html pages that you have created and want on your pages into the public_html directory:
Two most commonly used FTP programs are:
1. WS_FTP (PC)
2. Fetch (MAC)
IMPORTANT!
You must name the main or "home" page index.html
If you name it this, your home page will be automatically linked and listed on the list of student home pages on the Monmouth Home Page. The URL for student home pages is http://hawkmail.monmouth.edu/~login
Again, please make sure your main page is named "index.html"
otherwise you will not be linked.
If you would like a counter or a form:
A Beginners Guide to
HTML
Composing
good HTML
CyberWeb:
WWW Development
Style guide for
On-line Hypertext
Netscape: Creating Net Sites
Webreference.com
Comments and suggestions to: Webmaster
webmaster@monmouth.edu
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