General Information for CGS 3994
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JavaScript Information
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PERL Script Information.
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I have added an information page for
the topics of cookies, server push, browers pull, and file uploads. This
information can all fit into one category: modifying the headers that the
server and browser send.
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I have added a directory named scripts to my server. You have access
to it, just set up a ScriptAlias in your server, or use my server to access
it.
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I have added a directory named
scripts-source to
my server. You may look at its contents. If you select a script drom the
index, then the contents of the script will be displayed.
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I have added a new page with links
to some of these scripts and their sources.
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Assignments
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Updated 4/10. Assignment 5, due
Thursday, 4/16 at the start of class.
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Assignment 4, due Tuesday 3/31 at the start
of class.
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The test_parse.pl script is now in the directory
/home/scsfac/downeyt/scripts. In order to use it as an action for
your form, you must add my scripts directory to your server as a directory
for scripts. You do not need to delete the cgi-bin script alias, you are
allowed to have several scripting directories. Don't forget to HUP the server.
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ScriptAlias /scripts/ /home/scsfac/downeyt/scripts/
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Then in your form use the action attribute to send data to the script:
action="/scripts/test_parse.pl"
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I have had a few questions about Language Negotiation and Adding
Icons. I have also consolidated all the other messages about assignment
3 concerning <VirtualHost *:port> and AuthFile. If you
are having problems with these, check out this
help file for assignment 3.
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Extension: Assignment 3, due 3/3 at the
start of class.
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Warning: Be sure that the file hello.cgi has
world execute in each directory for assignment 2:
chmod 501 hello.cgi
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Assignment 2, due 2/5 at the start of class
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FAQ: Why won't the <P align="..."> tag work?
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Assignment 1, due 1/22 at the start of
class.
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Exam information
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General Course Information
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Information related to accessing school resources
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General Web Information
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HTML Information
School Accounts
Getting a school account
As long as you are a registered student, you can have an account to use the
school's computers. This account is not needed to use the PCs in the computer
labs, but it is needed to long onto the computers with names: solix, serss1,
xlab1, servax, servms. The account that you get will give you access
to all of these computers.
To get the account, you must connect to the servms computer. When
you are prompted for a user name, type the single word (no spaces)
NEWSTUDENT. You will then be asked some information like name and
student number. Then you will be given a user name and a password. Write
them down! Then you will be logged off the computer. You won't be able
to access the computers for another 24 hours, while your account is being
activated.
In the future, you will use your user name and password to log onto any of
the named computers.
Changing Passwords
Once you have a school account, it is good for many computers here at FIU:
servms, servax, serss1, solix. However you have two passwords, one for servms
and servax, the other for serss1 and solix. You should change both passwords
to something other than your student number.
Changing your password on servax and servms
From the command prompt on servax and servms, issue the command
set password
in order to change your password. You will be asked for three things:
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Your current password
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Your new password
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Your new password, again
Changing your password on serss1 and solix
From the command prompt on serss1 and solix, issue the command
passwd
in order to change your password. You will be asked for three things:
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Your current password
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Your new password
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Your new password, again
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Many people are having difficulty getting the <P align="right"> working.
The problem is with the header tags that start the paragraphs: Do not include
the header tags inside the paragraph. Do it this way
<h1>Heading</h1>
<P align="right">
Paragraph
</P>
This will get it working. The same applies for "left" and "center".
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