Problems Viewing Your Pages or Images

chmod 711 ~ (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
chmod 711 ~/public_html (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
chmod 644 ~/public_html/* (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)

cd ~/public_html (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
ls -al (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)

mv OLDHOMEPAGENAME default.html (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)

Changing the name of the image file.

1. View your page.
2. In Netscape, pull down the View menu and select Document Source.
3. Find the link to the broken image in the document source. Note the name of the image file.
   Please note: The UNIX system is case sensitive so be sure that you note the EXACT filename, including upper and lowercase letters.
4. At the lennon% or zimmer% prompt, type the following commands:

   cd ~/public_html (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
   ls -al (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
   

5. Look in the right column for the image filename. If there is a difference between the two filenames, you need to change the name of the image file. At the lennon% or zimmer% prompt, type the following command:

   mv OLDIMAGEFILENAME NEWIMAGEFILENAME (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
   

   where OLDIMAGEFILENAME is the current name and NEWIMAGEFILENAME is the correct filename from the document source.

1. At the lennon% or zimmer% prompt, type the following commands:

   cd ~/public_html (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
   ls -al (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
   

2. Look in the right column for your homepage filename. This should be default.html. At the lennon% or zimmer% prompt, type the following command:

   pico HOMEPAGEFILENAME (and press <ENTER>/<RETURN>)
   

3. Using your arrow keys, move your cursor to the image link.
4. Correct the image filename.
5. Hold the <CONTROL> key and press the <X> to exit the editor.
6. Press <Y> to confirm saving changes.
7. Press <ENTER>/<RETURN> to accept the filename.