Publishing Web Pages at Yale
All Yale students have free web space on the Pantheon Web server. The following links contain directions on how to access that
web space and how to get going on the Web.
General Pantheon Help Explanation of the various Pantheon Services available to Yale students
Pantheon Account Tool Use this to Enable Web Publishing on your Pantheon Account
AM&T Software Page This page contains most of the network software needed to access your Web space on the Pantheon.
Yale Guide to Publishing on the Pantheon How to get your pages onto the Pantheon
Transferring Files to the Pantheon How to get your files from your PC to the Web Server
Copyright Issues and the Web
Academic Media and Technology
Gallery of Personal Web Pages
Specific Network Software and HTML Editors
PC Software:
PuTTY - simple, tiny (220 KB) telnet client with SSH (Secure Shell) support
SSH Secure Shell -SSH client with Secure File Transfer (SFTP) support -Instructions-
MacOS 9:
MacSSH - telnet client with Kerberos & Secure Shell (SSH2) support
Secure Fetch - FTP client with Kerberos support -Instructions-
Mac OS X:
Mac OS X has SSH and SFTP functionality built into the system in the OSX Terminal. Here are two graphical interfaces:
MACSFTP - Secure File Transfer Client (not freeware)
Fugu - Freeware Secure File Transfer Client
Mac OSX UNIX Tutorial
HTML Editors
It is possible to create web pages using simple text editors such as Notepad or Wordpad, however many web designers use an HTML Editor. An HTML Editor can be helpful with advanced techniques and for syntax validation.
There are many HTML Editors available, from plain text editors to advanced fully graphical suites. A good overview of Getting started with HTML is available on the W3C site.
There are several editors available for free:
All Platforms:
Netscape's Mozilla Browser A full featured browser with a full set of HTML editing tools. Recommended version: 1.2
PC:
A list of free HTML Editors for the PC
MacOS 9 and X:
BBEdit Lite Plain text HTML editor for the Macintosh
