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Setting up your personal web site on pangeaLast revision June 7, 2006 Any person with an account on Pangea can make his/her personal Web documents available through this server by following the steps outlined below. Group pages should be served from a group directory, not a personal home directory. Contact the Web Manager to make a group directory. To find out more about creating Web documents and how the pangea Web server is configured, check the Basics of World Wide Web publishing on pangea web page. Disk space on pangea is limited, so this personal web hosting is appropriate for moderate amounts of material related to your research and learning and only small amounts of personal materials. If you have large amounts of personal materials to share, you should use one of the many inexpensive commercial providers, such as 1&1 Internet or DreamHost. Make sure the WWW subdirectory in your pangea home directory is made correctly.This directory is automatically created for all new pangea accounts. You do not need to do anything, unless you have accidentally deleted this subdirectory or changed its permissions or those of the parent directory. In that case, follow these directions to recreate it correctly. Create and load your home page and other pages.
Take a look at your web pages.
If you have a general interest document that should be linked into the main Stanford Earth Sciences page or one of the department pages, send a message to the Web Manager which includes the URL of your document.
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