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After logging in to one of the linux.gl servers, run "/afs/umbc.edu/common/bin/enable_student_web_space.sh". This will create a webspace for you as well as a symbolic link to that webspace in your home directory. Your new web space will be reachable at "swe.umbc.edu/~username".

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Neither UMBC nor DoIT will take responsibility for the security or integrity of files stored in areas where the www.swe_web AFS user has read or write access. We also ask that any user asking for "input" on web forms that store data in those areas make it clear that any information entered on such forms is stored using an insecure method.

Acceptable Use

The Student Web environment is maintained for instructional purposes. As mentioned in the Policy for Responsible Computing, use of UMBC systems for commercial purposes is not allowed. We reserve the right to remove any content that interferes with the instructional mission of the Student Web Environment or attempts to access content outside of your own home volume.

We reserve the right to make significant changes to the Student Web Environment that may cause your older web content to no longer function as you intended. For this and other reasons the Student Web Environment should not be used to host long term content. That said, we will do our best to minimize changes to the Student Web Environment during the academic year.

For more information please refer to the Policy for Responsible Computing

Available Scripting Languages

LanguageFile ExtensionHow To Use
PHP 5.4.phpAny content in a file ending in .php will be interpreted by PHP
Perl 5.16.cgiBegin the file with "#!/usr/bin/perl". All content below that line will be interpreted by Perl
Python 2.7.5.cgiBegin the file with "#!/usr/bin/python". All content below that line will be interpreted by Python
Ruby 2.0.cgiBegin the file with "#!/usr/bin/ruby". All content below that line will be interpreted by Ruby

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