cd chmod a+x . cd public_html chmod -R a+rx .(For the curious, these commands change to your home directory, give all users execute permission on your home directory, change to your public_html directory, and recursively give all users read and execute permission on all files and subdirectories within this directory).
You'll have to repeat the commands above after you create any new HTML files.
The location of your files on the Computer Society machines will be as follows:
http://www.sucs.swan.ac.uk/~username/
where username should be replaced by the username you use to log in to the Computer Society machines. This assumes that you have a file called index.html in your public_html directory: if not, you'll have to add the filename of your index page to the end of the location above.
So if you are username spod, and you wish to access the file called bobbins.html in your public_html directory, you would use
http://www.sucs.swan.ac.uk/~spod/bobbins.html
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