Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of intro_to_MFPL_hosting

Timestamp:

Dec 7, 2013, 3:45:54 PM (8 years ago)

Author:

Benjamin Melançon

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intro_to_MFPL_hosting

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-This page explains some things about the MFPL servers and how to use MFPL hosting tools to create and manage websites.
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-This first draft is being written by Patrick Gibbs (and anyone who wants to) in December, 2012.
+This page explains some things about the MFPL servers and how to use MFPL hosting tools to create and manage websites.  First draft by Patrick Gibbs in December, 2012.
 
 First, appreciation for the MFPL support team! These fantastic humans do much of the nitty-gritty work of keeping this hosting infrastructure running. Learn more about the support team and see who's on it (though the list is a bit outdated) at [wiki:support-team Support Team].
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 $ ssh patrickgibbs@marx.mayfirst.org
 }}}
-Wondering which server your site lives on? Look in the Members' Control Panel (see section above).
+Wondering which server your site lives on?  (In the command above, patrickgibbs is on marx.)  Look in the Members' Control Panel (see section above).
 
 I use Filezilla for FTP, and the connection details are the same as for ssh.
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 0 patrickgibbs@marx:/home/members/patrick0/sites/patrickgibbs.mayfirst.org$ 
 }}}
-==== logs ====
+==== Logs ====
 Useful logs and log backups here.
 {{{
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 $ 
 }}}
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+More on [wiki:web_server_logs Web Server Logs]
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 ==== .red ====
 This has something to do with the Members' Control Panel. I haven't touched anything in here, and it looks like I don't have permissions to anyways.
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 0 patrickgibbs@marx:/home/members/patrick0/sites/patrickgibbs.mayfirst.org$ 
 }}}
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 ==== users ====
 This is like `home` on my laptop -- it has a directory for each user, and when you login you arrive in that directory by default, for me `users/patrickgibbs` is the `~` directory. We already looked inside.
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 ==== web ====
 This is where websites live! On those $5/month cPanel hosts I've used, this directory was called '''`public_html` or `www`'''. This starts out empty.