PostIt
to setup the directory, encrypted
and place the files you wish to submit. Do this in
a timely fashion. The date of creation on the encrypted
file will be proof that your work was on time.
For this reason, don't touch the public file once
submitted. If you wish to resubmit, use a new file name.
Setup: No setup is now necessary. The PostIt script has been installed in the system. Skip this part and go on to the Submitting.
Submitting: In the directory containing the file you wish to submit, type:
PostIt filenameFor many files, use
PostIt filename1 filename2 ...The script will create a subdirectory
Math120
in your
public_html
directory and place an encrypted copy of
your named file or files in that directory. The name of the file will
be the same, except the extension .asc
will have been
added. Check that it worked:
ls -l ~/public_html/Math120should show you the files.
Trouble Shooting:
public_html/Math120
and ending with an .asc
which is causing the conflict.
I recommend that you do not do this. The earlier submission will
prove that you completed the work on time. Instead, rename
the file you want to submit by adding a number, such as
HelloWorld_2.C
.
$HOME/.pgp
directory will be created on
the first use
of PostIt. Troubles may occur if this directory is corrupted.
Remove the .pgp directory and its contents and run PostIt again.
mth120
. If problems occur, use:
ls -la ~mth120/public_htmland look to see that the
.pgp
directory is visible.
If not, check your spelling, and then call for help.
public_html
folder, the script
may not function properly.
Burt Rosenberg. Last Modified: Mon Jan 27 16:29:19 EST 1997