- From: Eric Dorion <Eric.Dorion@cua.ulaval.ca>
- Date: Mon, 8 May 1995 10:07:14 +0500
- To: lalexander@acad.com, Multiple recipients of list <www-html@www10.w3.org>
At 11:22 27/4/1995 +0500, Alexander, Larry wrote: >I am currently creating HTML files on my PC. The file name extensions are >obviously filename.htm. When I ftp these over to my Sun workstation httpd >server, I would like the filenames to be filename.html. Does anyone know of >a quick and dirty method to rename these files when they are ftp'ed to the >Sun? It's a real pain to remember to rename these all of the time. > >Thanks in advance for any suggestions. > > >Larry Alexander > > > It's fairly easy to write a PERL script to rename your files but another question arises in "Will I have to change all my URLs in my html files to include the missing 'l' ?". Well the answer is no since you can already write your URLs like: <A HREF="myfile.html"> This is a valid link to the local file myfile.htm on my PC</A> The advantage is quite obvious isn't it? Good luck. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Eric Dorion Centre Universitaire des Appalaches 1055, 116ieme Rue, St-Georges Quebec, Canada G5Y 3G1 tél: (418) 228-8484 fax: (418) 228-6424 Courrier électronique: Eric.Dorion@cua.ulaval.ca ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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