If you have an anonymous FTP area, also check:

du  s ~ftp/yourdomain.com

To check how much space is being used by files in your home directory, type:

du  s $HOME

Adding up the results from all three of these commands will give you the total amount of space you are using,

but a simpler way of checking all three directories is to type:

du * www/* anonftp/*  c

You will then see a space report for each directory (

 a

 to see for each file) and at the end, a total.

Changing Your Password

To change your password, Telnet to your account. After logging in with your username and password, at the

Unix prompt, type: 

passwd

A script will ask you to type in your old password, then the password you want it changed to will be asked for

twice to verify. This will not work for POP only accounts. There is no way you can change the password for

those accounts   they must be changed by sending us email and we will take care of it.

Zip/Unzip Files

This Unix program is compatible with the zip program for DOS and Windows. To zip files, first have the files

uploaded to your server, then log into your account with Telnet. Navigate to the directory where the files are

that you want to zip (for instance by typing cd www then cd sounds). Then type: 

zip myzip file1

file2 file3

This puts the files "file1", "file2", and "file3" into a new zip archive called "myzip.zip". On the other hand, if

you had the archive "myzip.zip" and wanted to get back the files, you would type: 

unzip myzip

Typing 

zip

 or 

unzip

 by itself will give you a usage summary, showing nearly all the options available.

Accessing Your Email

We recommend using Eudora as your email client. This is a mail program that runs under MS Windows and

Macintosh OS. Eudora connects to the mail server over the Winsock or Macintosh TCP/IP. Mail may be

composed and read offline, but make sure that Winsock or TCP/IP is running before attempting to send or

receive email. Although your account exists on our server, you won t be able to receive email at

yourname@yourdomain.com until InterNIC has activated you in the domain name servers.

After Eudora has been installed, it must be configured to point to your server. To do this, start Eudora and

select "Settings" from the menu bar. Most of the options are self explanatory. Here are the steps you need to

perform to set up Eudora:

1) Install and start up the Eudora program

2) Select "Settings" from the "Special" menu

3) Select the "Getting Started" tab, then under Real Name, enter your Real Name