Rajkumar,
 
This depends on the URL you are using.
You may always specify a FULL path to your documents in the URL...
for example:
   If you had a document in your account called: test.html
The URL to this document is:
   http://www.muohio.edu/sys_users/dsc/rajkumtm/test.html
However, if you are using the shortcut ~ URL this won't work.
 
   To provide the shortcut I had to specify a specific directory that
the software looks into to find html documents, so if you put the
test.html document in a [.www] subdirectory, the URL would be:
   http://www.muohio.edu/~rajkumtm/test.html
 
So, the short answer is:  if you want to have a short URL put the documents
into the [.www] subdirectory in your account.  Or, if you want to maintain
the same directory structure, give full pathnames in your URL to your
documents.
 
Hope this helps...
 
-Rob Pickering
 
[log in to unmask] wrote:
: When you make a file available from your account, Why is the
: WWW directory hard coded as the place to go to. I initially
: had a directory called [html], and had all the protections in
: place. It created problems. Once I had renamed the directory
: to www however it worked.
: Why is this so???
 
: I actually would like to keep different pieces of information
: in different subdirectories and make them available.
: Or am I allowed subdirectories within the WWW subdirectory.
 
: Rajkumar.T.M.
 
 
 
--
 Robert A. Pickering Jr.         UNIX Software Specialist
                                 Miami Computing and Information Services
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"Most people, if they counted how many people swam across the river, would
never think about building bridges."  - Ronald Altman