Re: AVCNet conversion, 2 more items of note

[Lisa Giguere <oakland@exploremaine.com>]

Hi Jim,

I just checked out the Androscoggin Land Trust site and found one mistake.
When I click on the Home link located at the bottom of most of the pages, I
get the following message: The requested URL /alt/Index.html was not found
on this server.

Is this something I need to address, or is something that should be handled
on your end?

Lisa

jhart@mail.lewiston.lib.me.us wrote:

> While getting Norm Cote connected, today, I suddenly realized that the
> new server behaves a little differently than the old one when you FTP to
> it to upload or download your web pages.  On the old server I could set
> it up so it automatically started you in the folder/directory at the top
> level of your web pages.  On the new server, you have a "home" directory
> which is separate from the web pages and that's where FTP starts you out.
>  So, once you get logged in, do the following:
>
>   - go up one level to the "home" directory (/usr/home)
>   - open the "httpd" directory
>   - open the "html" directory (you're now at the top of the AVCNet "web
> tree")
>   - find your directory in the list of files and folders and open it
>
> Now you should be in the same place as you were when you logged in on the
> old server.
>
> One more thing to note.  From now on, I'm only going to send notices
> about happenings with the servers to the AVCNet Discussion list.  It's
> getting too cumbersome to keep track of everyone who is updating web
> pages on the site.  So, if you aren't on the list already, please sign
> up.  To do it, go to the AVCNet home page, click on "Online Forums",
> click "AVCNet Discussion List", fill in your e-mail address, and click on
> "Send the list command".  It's that simple.  Then you'll be kept up to
> date on what's happening.  The number of messages is very low (5-10 per
> month), so it shouldn't be an inconvenience.
>
> See you online,
>
> Jim Hart
> "Working together we _can_ make a difference."