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(Created page with "Sometimes, you might want individual users with accounts on the webserver to have personal pages... *<code>sudo a2enmod userdir</code> *<code>sudo systemctl restart apache2</code> To set up a personal page for the currently logged-in user: *<code>mkdir ~/public_html</code> *<code>chmod ugo+rX ~/public_html</code> *create an index.html file in ~/public_html *<code>vi ~/public_html/index.html</code> Assuming this users name is '''fred''', his page can now be reached at '...")
 
 
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*<code>vi ~/public_html/index.html</code>
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Assuming this users name is '''fred''', his page can now be reached at '''MYSERVER.MYDOMAIN.NET/~fred/'''
Assuming this users name is '''fred''', his page can now be reached at '''MYSERVER.MYDOMAIN.NET/~fred/'''
<span style="color: rgb(255, 0, 0);">'''[[Now Do A Backup!{{!}}Now Do A Backup!]]'''</span>
[[Category:WebServers]]

Latest revision as of 16:39, 13 January 2022

Sometimes, you might want individual users with accounts on the webserver to have personal pages...

  • sudo a2enmod userdir
  • sudo systemctl restart apache2

To set up a personal page for the currently logged-in user:

  • mkdir ~/public_html
  • chmod ugo+rX ~/public_html
  • create an index.html file in ~/public_html
  • vi ~/public_html/index.html

Assuming this users name is fred, his page can now be reached at MYSERVER.MYDOMAIN.NET/~fred/

Now Do A Backup!