When files etc. that infringe copyright are placed on the WEB server, actions such as closing the page or removing the file  may be performed without notice.

In case you don't want to install a counter program by yourself, please use the counter in the following way.

In the HTML file of the page where you want to put a counter,  please add the following description:

<IMG SRC="/cgi-local/Count.cgi?dd=B&df=user.dat&ft=1"ALIGN="BOTTOM">

The user.dat part becomes the file name to save the count number. Please use half-width alphanumeric characters for the user part and set a file name that does not duplicate other users.
The counter design can be set individually.

Click here for counter design and code. Please refer to CGI related websites, books etc. for details of settings.

In addition to the methods described above, you can also install an access counter CGI individually.

→ As of 2011/7, it is confirmed that it is not possible to install a new counter (it is impossible to generate a file to save the counter number). When setting the counter, "Counter datafile" /usr/local/apache2/etc/Counter/data/XXX.dat "must be created first!" will be displayed and will not operate properly. If you wish to install a counter as a provisional measure, please inform www-admin@jaist.ac.jp that you want to set up a counter and file name to save the counter number.

First of all, create a password file with the htpasswd command .

Htpasswd -c /home/USERNAME/.htpasswd USERNAME
(Please add the c option only when creating a new password file. If you already have a password file, adding the c option will cause the contents of the original password file to be entirely replaced.)

Htpasswd /home/USERNAME/.htpasswd USERNAME
(To add a user to an already existing password file, execute htpasswd without the c option.)


Next, put a file named .htaccess like the one below in the directory of the page you want to restrict access to.

Example of .htaccess

For more about .htaccess, please check relevant websites/books etc

Please place a file named .htaccess like the one below in the directory of the page you want to restrict access to.


Example of .htaccess when accessing only from within campus

For more about .htaccess, please check relevant websites/books etc

For the following URLs,

www.jaist.ac.jp/gakunai/  (In the directory /home/www/HTTP/htdocs/gakunai/) )
www.jaist.ac.jp/private/  (In the directory /home/www/HTTP/htdocs/private/) )

The pages in the directories are designed to be accessible only from within the university, so if you want to create a page for campus use only, please put the HTML files here.

If you want to set access restrictions in other places, see the FAQs [I want to restrict website access for each connected machine], [I want to restrict website access for each user].

Please click on this link

• www.jaist.ac.jp

  It is a WEB server for sharing JAIST information regardless of whether it's within or without campus

• www2.jaist.ac.jp

  It is a server for running specific systems, and it is only accessible from within the university. As a bonus feature, it is also possible to use it for practice for personal pages.
  However, it is not a server for placing pages for campus internal use. When creating a page for campus use, please place it on www.jaist.ac.jp.

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