User:Vtaylor/Willard/CIS 89A HTML and CSS/CIS89A Voyager

Voyager - DeAnza CIS student files server. Used for storing and accessing student files during the semester they are taking a CIS class that requires it. Files placed in the public_html sub-directory within the student's account directory can be accessed by anyone from the internet. Reminder - you  are creating the Windows and Voyager accounts at the same time. The username and password are the same for both.
 * http://voyager.deanza.edu
 * Voyager account .pdf - instructions for creating an account
 * Voyager login, upload .pdf - instructions

Students can drop by ATC203 Computer Lab with any issues. For security reasons, students need to show their ID upon request the password to be reset.

To access your files in your public directory in your Voyager account directory, the web address is like this
 * http://voyager.deanza.edu/~sbaines/ymca.html

Your files are on Voyager, so you need to say that.
 * This will be http://voyager.deanza.edu
 * Voyager has been set up so that the middle part of the web address is just the tilde character '~" followed by your Voyager username. This is a shortcut way of specifying the path to your public html directory in your student account. For example: /~sbaines/
 * Then the file name is just the actual file name with its suffix. For example: ymca.html

When you are uploading your file to Voyager the full path through the directories in your Voyager account will be something like this
 * /home/student/sbaines/public_html/ymca.html

Note: Voyager is a Unix system. There shouldn't be any spaces in your file name. The file name should end with the file-type suffix .htm or .html

FileZilla
ftp program - free, open - available for download, versions are available for all platforms - PCs, Macs, Unix
 * https://filezilla-project.org/

After you download and install FileZilla, to access Voyager
 * launch the FileZilla application - you should see the folders, directories and files on your computer listed in the left window
 * connect to Voyager
 * host: sftp://voyager.deanza.edu
 * user name
 * password

Download Filezilla and type sftp://voyager.deanza.edu in the host field, your username in the user field and your password in the password field. Once you do that open the directory with your name and find the public_html folder. Drag your .html file from your desktop into that folder. The url will be something like http://voyager.deanza.edu/~username/filename.html
 * your username after the ~ and your filename before .html

Setup - small icon - far left below horizontal menu bar
 * Ask password
 * voyager.deanza.edu
 * SSH -
 * Connect

Other options
 * online file transfer application - http://net2ftp.com/ - a web-based tool. Works from any browser

PC users

 * Voyager - Putty recommended for ftp
 * WinSCP is an open source SFTP client and FTP client for Windows. Its main function is the secure file transfer between a local and a remote computer. WinSCP offers basic file manager functionality. http://sourceforge.net/projects/winscp/files/WinSCP/4.1.6/

Mac users
ftp program
 * https://filezilla-project.org/
 * http://mac.appstorm.net/roundups/internet-roundup/top-7-free-ftp-clients-for-mac/
 * http://download.cnet.com/mac/ftp-software/

or a text editor that will connect to an internet server.
 * Textwrangler
 * OpenOffice Web Wizard

Text editing
 * Zed editor - handy when trying to edit Javascript or CSS. The Zed editor is available as either a desktop app or a Chrome App. Combined with the "Edit in Zed" extension, you can click on the icon it superimposes on your TEXTAREAs and edit in a decent editor with syntax highlighting and other creature comforts. Behind the scenes it keeps the TEXTAREA updated so you can close the editor, write a summary, and click "Save" in the wiki as normal. Zed is Open Source (MIT license), but the easiest way to get it is to install the free copies from the Chrome Web Store. Zed https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/zed-code-editor/pfmjnmeipppmcebplngmhfkleiinphhp?hl=en Edit in Zed  https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/edit-in-zed/dpkaficlkfnjemlheobmkabnnoafeepg?hl=en

Mac - Terminal utility

If you are a Mac user and know some Unix or Linux, this works. Otherwise, using a specialty application or web site like net2ftp.com

Mac users In the following, replace "yourUserID" with the userId you created on voyager.


 * Under Utilities select Terminal.
 * At the prompt enter: ssh yourUserID@voyager.deanza.edu
 * The system then asks for the password. Type your own password. The password does NOT show up on the screen while you type it.


 * Logout when you are finished by typing exit and Enter.