Web Content Creation Support |
| Content Creation
Tool
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This tool is used to create "orthodox" content for the CSE web.
AKA "content-tool.cgi". Also see CSE Web
Page Authoring, which describes how to create and maintain standardized
("orthodox") CSE web pages and covers other related topics. (The content
creation tool is just one part of the picture.)
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W3C Link Checker
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This CGI script is just a copy of the one served from the World Wide
Web Consortium site, but operates from www.cs.washington.edu and
therefore can access some web documents that tools run from external sites
cannot. |
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Link Sleuth
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Link Sleuth is a Win32 program that does a very fast and comprehensive
verification of links in a web tree. This document explains how to install
and use both Link Sleuth and a related tool that helps find "orphans."
[See also CSE Link Checker,
a CGI that, given a URL, checks the corresponding document for broken
links, displaying the results in the browser frame. Somewhat warty.] |
| Authentication File Tool
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Both tutorial information and a script to help formulate
.htaccess and auxiliary files to control access to web pages
based upon hostname or username/password. |
| /cse/www/ File Mode Browser
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Answers your questions about ownership and permission modes of files in
the /cse/www/ file tree without forcing you to use the dreaded
Unix command line to do it.
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| RTF to HTML
translator
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Reads your web-accessible Rich Text Format file and sends HTML to your
browser window, from which you can save it as a file. |
About You
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| Unix Group Browser
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Answers the questions "what Unix groups [am I, is some other user] a
member of?" without having to use the dreaded Unix command line to do it.
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| "Web Group" Browser
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Answers the questions "what web groups [am I, is some other user] a
member of?" and explains what a "web group" is in the first place.
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| CSE Account Browser
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Answers the question "what computer accounts do I have?" |
| Who Wanted It? |
Answers the question "for recent accesses, what URLs made
reference to this document?"
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Kerberos Password Changer |
Change your kerberos password without facing down the fearsome Unix
command prompt.
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CSE Hourly Timecard |
CSE hourly workers use this "virtual timeclock" to track and report
their hours. (If you don't have a CSE account but do have a
UWNetID, you can use
this UWNetID-authenticated version instead.)
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Status Reports
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| Display Print
Queue |
A simple web interface to the standard Unix lpq(1) utility,
which shows the status of queues for any of the department's printers.
Why would you need this? One word: Windows. |
| Web Server Status |
We monitor the health of a variety of CSE servers, checking every twenty
minutes. This tool offers a web view of that status data. |
| Host Info
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A web interface to CSE computer asset database that can
be used to answer such questions as what machines run Irix 6.2? or
who's on first? |
| Trace That Route!
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A webified intereface to traceroute, which answers the
question what route do packets from the web server take to get to
host X? |
| Query That Server!
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Answer the question what web server are they running at site
X? |
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