domains_available_to_arpa_members []

This page is read only. You can view the source, but not change it. Ask your administrator if you think this is wrong.
====== Domains to set your SDF homepage URL ======

If you run ''mkhomepg'' at shell, it will refresh your page permissions, and also list a flag you can call the command with again to change the domain that your account's HTML content will be served from. It looks like this:

  $ mkhomepg
  Please place your webpage files in /sdf/arpa/ns/p/username/html.
  To set proper file permissions, run 'mkhomepg -p'
  To set and activate your custom URL, run 'mkhomepg -a'

If you run ''mkhomepg -a'' and are [[membership_levels#arpa|ARPA]] membership or above, you will be prompted further:

  $ mkhomepg -a
  Your URL is currently http://username.freeshell.org
  Your webpage description reads:
  Description
  
  
  Do you want to change it? (y/n)

|**1.**((//[[membership_levels#arpa|ARPA]] membership or above//))|If you choose ‘y’ to the above prompt, you will see a list that looks something\\ like the following:|

^    Domain    ^   Description ((Publicly listed [[https://sdf.org/index.cgi?sites/pdp6.org|pages]] may have a description.))  ^
|36bit.com     | A celebration of 36bit computing. |
|3b1.org       | The AT&T 3b1 UNIX PC .. circa 1986 |
|andropov.org  | En Russiah, Whe haf ah nyew freedem lyke en vest haf.|
|beevomit.org  | Its *honey* .. didn't you know? |
|buckybits.com | Those bits that get frobbed when you hyper-control-function |
|bughlt.org    | BUGHLT – error condition on the PDP-10 |
|chaosnet.org  | A networking protocol for LISPMs, [[its|ITS]] and others |
|decsystem.org | Designation used for the PDP-10 KA/KI/KL/KS machines |
|deskshots.org | Hot and steamy 640x480 images of other people's desktops |
|feckov.org    | In loving memory of Father Jack Hackett |
|freak.net     | Shut up You Freak! Its a madhouse! A MADHOUSE!!!! |
|freeshell.net | Free Shell Network |
|gekiganger.org| OK! Ken! Joe! Akira! .. LETS, GEKIGA IN! |
|godsong.org   | Either something very beautiful or terribly frightening! |
|gomen.org     | Japanese for ‘forgive’ |
|gopherite.org | Either a mineral salt or a respected citizen of [[gopher_site_setup_and_hosting_features|GOPHERSPACE]] |
|hactrn.org    | [[its_hactrn|HACTRN]] – A real hacker's tool | 
|inlisp.org    | When all else fails, WRITE IT IN [[using_ecl_embeddable_common-lisp_on_sdf|LISP]]! |
|jerq.org      | The internal code name for the AT&T 5620 Dot Mapped Display ((//This is a TeleType 5620 Dot Mapped [[https://sdf.org/?tour/1997/index|Display]]//.)). |
|loompaland.org| Help Mr. Wonka rescue the poor oompa loompa! |
|maclab.org    | MIT Project MAC – See the JARGON ((Additional [[https://sdf.org/?faq?BASICS?11|recommended sources]]: Try ''dict'' //word// and also ''jargon'')) file |
|maclisp.org   | MIT Project MAC LISP for the PDP6, Multics, [[twenex.org_-_sdf_public_access_twenex|TOPS-20]], et cetera ((An SDF //TOPS-20 User [[http://wiki.twenex.org/|Wiki]]//.)) ((//The history of computing through interactive [[https://icm.museum/|exhibits]]//.)) |
|macsyma.org   | 36bit mathematics at its finest |
|maikosoft.com | A Kyoto based software company owned and operated by Maiko-san |
|massbus.org   | The proprietary BUS interface of the PDP-10 |
|metapath.org  | Transcend the MUNDANE on the MetaPATH |
|motherarse.com| Ask a Japanese person to say ‘Mother Earth’ |
|multics.org   | UNIX came from MULTiplexed Information and Computing Service |
|myjp.net      | My Japan .. no, not yours .. MINE .. gomen ne! |
|natverk.org   | NETWORK i svensk! Also used for the SDF [[doing_uucp_with_sdf|UUCP]] network |
|netlsd.com    | Timothy Leary's personal distribution network |
|ntfn.org      | North Texas FreeNET never was due to a 200K+ annual budget |
|paunix.org    | Public Access UNIX |
|pdp6.org      | The digital PDP6 computer .. play spacewar? |

|**2.**((//[[membership_levels#arpa|ARPA]] membership or above//))|At the end of the list, you will be asked to type in the new  URL base for your web space\\ and to confirm it, and that will be it!|