Re: Web server for many page owners (fwd)

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The Infopeople Project offers web pages to all Infopeople libraries who
need a place for them. We've set it up so that they ftp the pages to our
anonymous ftp site to a directory set up for them. We can then check them
and send them on to the web server. This way, there's no way they can
actually access the web server and possibly accidentally delete pages
there.

Carole
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Carole Leita, leita@netcom.com, co-moderator ip-tec
Internet/Reference Librarian, Berkeley Public Library
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> 1) How do cooperating consortia maintain related web pages?
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> 2) How do systems offer web pages to loosely-associated or just
> "neighboring" libraries or institutions?
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> Keith Boettcher
> San Joaquin Valley Library System
> Fresno, California USA
> sanjoboe@class.org
> Boettcher@sjvls.lib.ca.us
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