THE VIRTUAL SERVER HANDBOOK

To navigate the directories

1.

Move around the directories by modifying the Path Specification box.

2.

Click Change Directory.

To move below your current working directory

Below the "Path Specification" box there is the "Entries in Current Working

Directory" list.  A directory will have [CD] on the right.  To change to a

directory click on the [CD] to the right of the directory name.

Note:  If the current working directory entries list contains a graphic file

or a home page file, click on the file name to bring up a small browser.

The browser displays graphic images and home page files.

The list of entries displays to following:

File name

File size

The date the file was last modified Each file within the list has a series of

options that you can do to it:

Edit

Delete

Copy

Move

Link

Chmod (change permissions)

Editing and deleting a File

iManager enables you to edit text files, such as HTML files, from within

your web browser. This is useful if you need to make a quick change and do

not want to do it via telnet.

The list of entries displays an Edit column. Each entry has ED, CD, or a

blank associated in this column.

To edit files

From the Edit column, click on the ED to begin editing (ED signifies that

the entry is an editable text file).

Note: If an entry has no option in the Edit column, then the file is neither

a directory nor an editable text file. Graphic images appear like this.

To delete files

1.

From the iManager list of entries, go to the Delete column. File and

directory entries found in the Delete column have RM by each entry.

RM stands for the remove (UNIX) command.

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