On Nov 12, 2007, at 9:05 AM, Neil Laubenthal wrote: > Quoting Daly Jessup <jessup at san.rr.com>: > >> iWeb is most decidedly not needed. > >> Here's a quick sample of a URL for a file I put in my Public >> folder on >> the iDisk, just to show you the URL: > > True . . .but I'm wondering about the "personal domain option" that > Dot Mac has now along with the option in iWeb 08 to specify a > domain. That way you don't need the homepage.mac.com part because > you've specified in Dot Mac that they are to host domain_name.net > and then set the DNS entry for domain_name.net to point to > homepage.mac.com. > > Once you set the Dot Mac personal domain preference, it tell you > what to point the DNS to and it's a generic thing not domain > specific. My impression is that internally Dot Mac points > domain_name.net to some path on the appropriate iDisk. Their > documentation for using this feature says that it requires iWeb > 08 . . . but if my surmise is correct then it would just be a > matter of creating the 'correct' structure on the iDisk and then > setting the Dot Mac preference and DNS. > If you use the personal domain, it uses /Web/Sites instead of /Sites. Since I already had my site in /Sites I put an index.html file in / Web/Sites that redirects it to /Sites so I didn't have to move everything. I use GoLive to manage my site, not iWeb. Hope this helps.