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== public_html ==
If you want to make data accessible for the web you must change the permissions on the public_html directory:

 1. Right click on the directory "public_html"
 2. Open "Properties"
 3. Open the "Security" tab
 4. Click on button "Advanced"
 5. Click on button "Change Permissions"
 6. For all three permission entries (<username>, <username>-group and everyone):
  6.1 Click on button "Edit"
  6.2 Select "This folder, subfolders and files" next to "Apply To" (just for <username>-group: check the boxes for "Create files / write data" and "Create folders / append data")<<BR>>
  6.3 Click on button "Ok"
 7. Click on button "Apply" if you are finish with steps 6.1 - 6.3 for all three permission entries
 8. Close all windows
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Contents

  1. FAQ
  2. Printing
  3. Windows 7
  4. Email
  5. Remote Access
  6. Software-related
  7. Data
    1. Personal Data
    2. public_html
    3. Local Temporary Data

FAQ

If you cannot find what you are looking for on this page, please have a look at the FAQ before contacting Support:

Printing

Windows 7

Email

Remote Access

Software-related

Data

Personal Data

You should save your personal data (created files) to a folder on the H: drive which is secured by a nightly backup. We can also restore data from a previous day if you delete something accidentally. For a reqeust, send an email to support@ee.ethz.ch

The W: drive contains application configuration files of your application. Do not delete these folders "to make space" or "clean up a bit".

public_html

If you want to make data accessible for the web you must change the permissions on the public_html directory:

  1. Right click on the directory "public_html"
  2. Open "Properties"
  3. Open the "Security" tab
  4. Click on button "Advanced"
  5. Click on button "Change Permissions"

  6. For all three permission entries (<username>, <username>-group and everyone):

    • 6.1 Click on button "Edit"

      6.2 Select "This folder, subfolders and files" next to "Apply To" (just for <username>-group: check the boxes for "Create files / write data" and "Create folders / append data")
      6.3 Click on button "Ok"

  7. Click on button "Apply" if you are finish with steps 6.1 - 6.3 for all three permission entries
  8. Close all windows

Local Temporary Data

On every Windows host, there is a folder called C:\Scratch (the equivalent folder on a Linux box would be /scratch). We recommend to use this folder for processing large amounts of computing data. This will also result in a performance boost because you will not read and write data via the network.

Please be aware that C:\Scratch is not secured by a backup. If the harddisc crashes, your data will be lost.

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Workstations/Windows (last edited 2020-09-23 08:39:58 by hgiger)