Hosting Personal Web Pages Under Your Domains

You can host on your web server personal web pages for users who do not
need their own domain names. These pages usually have web addresses like
http://your-domain.com/~username.

To create a personal web page under your domain and set up an FTP
account for publishing:

1. Go to Websites & Domains, locate the domain and click Web
   Users.

2. Click Settings.

3. If you want to allow execution of scripts embedded in personal web
   pages, select the Allow web users to use scripts checkbox.

4. Click OK.

   The settings you have defined at the step 4 are common for all
   personal web pages you might host on your account. Therefore, you
   will not need to perform the steps from 3 to 5 next time you set up a
   new web user account.

5. Click Add Web User.

6. Specify a username and a password that will be used for accessing the
   subscription through FTP and publishing the web pages.

   You can use only lower-case alphanumeric, hyphen and underscore
   symbols in the username. The username should begin with an alphabet
   character. It cannot contain white spaces. The password cannot
   contain quotation marks, white space, username, and should be between
   5 and 14 characters in length.

7. If you want to limit the amount of disk space that can be occupied by
   the web page content, type the desired value in megabytes into the
   Hard disk quota box.

   When the specified limit is exceeded, the web page owner will not be
   able to add files to his or her subscription.

8. Specify the programming languages that should be supported for the
   web page.

   For example, if the web page is written in PHP, select the PHP
   support checkbox.

9. If you use a Windows-based hosting account, and the applications
   running under this account on a personal web page need to use a
   file-based database (like Jet) located in the root of httpdocs or
   httpsdocs directory, select the Additional write/modify
   permissions option. Note that selecting this option might seriously
   compromise the website security.

10. Click OK.

Now you can tell your web user the FTP account credentials, so that they
can publish their web page.

To change the FTP password of a web page owner:

1. Go to Websites & Domains and…