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# First steps
So, you've made an account through the registration page and can now connect via SSH. You're surely wondering where to put your HTML pages to have them served, etc…")
=> https://ctftilde.koszko.org/registration Registration page
## HTTP user directory
Your very own HTTP directory is at
```
/srv/http/users/$YOUR_USERNAME/
```
It is served by Apache. Whatever you put there, will be viewable at
```
https://ctftilde.koszko.org/~$YOUR_USERNAME/
```
Btw, if you like simple and lean web pages, feel free to load the minimal CC0-licensed stylesheet at
```
https://ctftilde.koszko.org/resources/ctftilde.css
```
into your HTML documents :)
## Gemini user directory
Don't you also feel that \"Web\" is sometimes too much? Wouldn't you love to let others view your blog (or whatever you publish) using a friendlier technology? Here's how to: put your files under
```
/srv/gemini-users/$YOUR_USERNAME/
```
They will immediately become available under
```
gemini://ctftilde.koszko.org/~$YOUR_USERNAME
```
Make sure not to miss gemtext, the minimal markup language desined for Gemini.
=> gemini://geminiprotocol.net/ Project Gemini capsule
## Cron
We've made the effort to have a working
```
crontab
```
command. Use it as you would on any GNU+Linux distro!
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