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After your account has been opened with your web host and you’ve set the DNS for your website (see Parts 1 and 2 for more information) you can start to upload your content. The most common way this is done is through FTP (File Transfer Protocol) software, but there are a few other options as well.
The FTP protocol lets you transfer data files from one computer to another. Your web hosting company will give you the information you need to [...]

CGI stands for Common Gateway Interface. Simply stated, it means that CGI is a scripting program that runs on the server and executes your instructions that you issue through your web browser via the Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP). The CGI program takes up the instructions, and then, according to how it is programmed, does what it is told, like checking the user ID and password followed by executing your instructions.
Search the net and you will come across many [...]

Transferring large files over the Internet
Transferring large files (image and/or text) over the Internet is a common feature in any business process. An efficient communication protocol is needed in a business process to exchange text, image, multimedia presentation or other information with clients.
In general people use email to send large files as attachments by breaking them in several smaller parts. In such a situation, the recipients need to integrate those parts in a proper manner to view the right content. [...]