Use SSH to make coursework folders on Eden
Note: Don't use spaces or upper-case letters in file names!
- Open Firefox. This will be the browser we use for all class demos, exercises, and tutorials, at least in the first part of the semester. Later we will experiment with Internet Explorer and some of its features and peculiarities. But for now, let's stick with Firefox.
- Open SSH Secure File Transfer Client on your computer and
- Click on "Quick Connect".
- For "Host Name" enter www.eden.rutgers.edu.
- Enter your Eden username.
- Click "Connect" and enter your password.
- Check the Remote (right) side of the SSH window for a "public_html" folder.
- Create a "public_html" folder there if you don't have one already – see the GetIT SSH Tutorial for help. Note that public_html must be spelled exactly that way: lower-case letters with an underscore (no quote-marks).
- Check that your "public_html" folder's permissions are 755.
- In your "public_html" folder make a "425" folder – and set its permissions to 755.
- In your "425" folder make a "hw" folder (where you'll store your homework) – and set its permissions to 755.
- Double-check that you didn't use spaces or upper-case letters in your filenames!
- Check that everything worked. In Firefox, enter
http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~your username/425
You should see your "hw" folder listed inside your "425" folder.
- next, in your "hw" folder makes an "img" folder and set its permissions also to "755".
- This should appear in a browser window when you enter
http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~your username/425/hw/
- Next, in your "425" folder make a "drafts" folder (where you'll store your web pages until the midterm) – and set its permissions to 755.
- Check that everything worked as in step 13.
- Finally, in your "drafts" folder makes an "img" folder and set its permissions also to "755".
- This should appear in a browser window when you enter
http://www.eden.rutgers.edu/~your username/425/drafts/
The organization of your Eden account should now look like this:

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