eKoo CGI support

If you created the cgi-bin sub-directory yourself with your hosting plan, set the permissions to the sub-directory to 711 by selecting the following in the three columns:

Under Owner - select Read, Write, and Execute
Under Group - select Execute
Under Other - select Execute

so that the list Info for the sub-directory is "drwx--x--x".

CHMOD through WS_FTP

Once the files have been transferred, you have to set file "permissions" so people can access them. The Unix term for setting file permissions is CHMOD. You must CHMOD your files using WS_FTP as follows:

1. click once on the file name you want CHMOD to highlight it.

2. Right-click on the file name and select "CHMOD" from the pop-up menu to bring up the Remote File Permissions window.

set the file permissions to 755 by selecting the following in the three columns:

Under Owner - select Read, Write, and Execute
Under Group - select Read and Execute
Under Other - select Read and Execute

UNIX Directory System

I've uploaded my web pages to the ekoo ftp server. However, all of my images are not viewable from my browser(Netscape). I only can see my images through MS Internet Explorer. The portion of my code is as follows.

<PARAM name="image0" value="\images\ePhoto1.jpg">
<PARAM name="image1" value="\images\ePhoto2.jpg">
<PARAM name="image2" value="\images\ePhoto3.jpg">

How can I solve this problem???????

 
Your directory convention is reverse slash(\) instead of slash(/). This means you are using DOS or WINDOWS to generate your html file. Remember! eKoo web servers are running under FreeBSD. So you have to change your reverse slash(\) to slash(/) for UNIX system.

FreeBSD