FSU researchers expand 1950s math puzzle to teach applied computing skills
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DSC's public_html Solution

  • https://people.sc.fsu.edu/~FSUID or https://sc.fsu.edu/~FSUID
  1. Change permissions of your home directory
    chmod 0711 ~
  2. Create public_html folder in your home directory
    mkdir ~/public_html
  3. Change permissions of your public_html directory
    chmod 755 ~/public_html
  4. Add content to your public_html (space counts towards your quota)
  5. IMPORTANT: This will likely allow other users in the file system to read files in your home directory. Please manage the permissions accordingly.

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  • http://myweb.fsu.edu/FSUID
  • If your website is not created yet, please submit a support ticket here, help.fsu.edu
  • Use WebDAV clients to manage your website: e.g., My Network Places (under Windows) or Connect to Server (on the Mac)

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