Get Wired - SFU ENSC on the 'Net

How Do You Get Your Stuff Online?

By John Harvey, VP Geek Electronic Communications

The EUSS has been graciously been given some space on the Center for Systems Science (CSS) Server. If you point your web browser to "http://fas.sfu.ca/0h/ensc/undergrad/euss/index.html" you will find EUSS home pages. So how do you get your stuff on-line? Follow one of the processes below.

- DOS jockeys.
1. Write your pages. (Get a geek to help)
2. Copy your files to a DOS formatted floppies
3. Give me the floppy with a list of files.
- Everyone else
1. Write your pages. (Get a geek to help)
2. FTP your stuff to UNIX.
3. tar your files. (tar -cvf MyNamePages.tar *)
4. copy the file into my dropbox (cp MyNamePages.tar ~harveyb/DropBox)

Once you copy your pages into my drop box (feel free to ask for help), I will untar them and pass them through the "editors". It is EUSS policy to have 5 people read through all material before we put it on-line. There are only a couple things we don't want to see:

Anything homophobic, sexist, or racist
Links to anything homophobic, sexist, or racist
Anything commercial (within limits)

If your page gets rejected, we will tell you why. Expect about a week turn around. Once you get your page on-line, you will probably want to make changes. If you have little changes (spelling mistakes, and so on) contact me. If you have large changes, just resubmit what has changed. That's it. See you on-line.

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