In URLs, case matters, so filename.html and FILEname.html will have different URLs. (Substitute your SFU userid for userid and your filename for filename.html.) The URL in a Browser Then you should be able to open a web browser, and type the URL of that resource to find it. After that, you should see it in the folder. html file on your computer and upload it. Initial public_htmlįrom the “actions” menu, select “Upload…”. When you start the course, you should see a file index.html in there. All of your web content must go in there: double-click to go into that folder. In your home directory, you'll see a folder public_html. The first time you connect, you'll be asked to verify the server's “fingerprint”. Selecting Connection Protocolįor the connection, use the server, and your usual SFU username and password. Select the “SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol)” option, because that's how you need to connect to the server. Once the program is started, “Open Connection”. It follows the same steps as the instructions here: use whichever instructions you prefer (or both).įirst, you'll need to install CyberDuck (you can accept all of the defaults in the installer) and start the program.
You can also watch the video tutorial on uploading files. The screenshots here are OSX, but it looks similar in Windows
It is available for both Windows and OSX. These instructions will be for uploading with CyberDuck.
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