You can host on your Web server personal Web pages for individuals who do not need their own domain names. This service is popular with educational institutions that host non-commercial personal pages of their students and staff.
These pages usually have web addresses like http://your-domain.com/~username, however, you can set up personal web pages with alternative web addresses like http://username@your-domain.com, if you like.
To accommodate a personal web page on your server, allocate a separate web space and set up an FTP account for publishing:
By default, personal web pages have addresses like http://your-domain.com/~username.
The settings you have defined at the steps 3 and 4 are common for all personal web pages you might host on your web server. Therefore, you will not need to perform steps 3 and 4 next time you set up a web space for a personal web page.
You can use only lowercase alphanumeric, hyphen and underscore symbols in user name. The user name should begin with an alphabet character. It cannot contain white spaces. The password cannot contain quotation marks, white space, user's login name, and should be between 5 and 14 characters in length.
For example, if the web page is written in PHP, select the PHP support check box.
When the specified limit is exceeded, the Web page owner will not be able to add files to his or her web space.
Now you can tell your user the FTP account credentials, so that he or she can publish their web page.
To change FTP password for a web page owner:
To allocate more disk space to the web page owner:
To remove a web page owner's account together with his or her web page: