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Because our server is a virtual machine inside a virtual machine (it's like inception), we can't transfer file using FTP. You need using SVN repository as a bridge to do so.
Follow [Exercise 3](http://www.cs.sfu.ca/cc/470/ggbaker/exer/3 "Exercise 3"), create a folder in your own computer, checkout from your *INDIVIDUAL* repository (the url we used for exercise 3 is for group project, use this one instead)
`https://punch.cs.sfu.ca/svn/CMPT470-1117-userid`
Put some file in the folder and commit, your files will be upload to the repository.
Now you can download these files from repository to the server.
Follow [Exercise 3](http://www.cs.sfu.ca/cc/470/ggbaker/exer/3 "Exercise 3"), create a folder in your own computer, checkout from your *INDIVIDUAL* repository (the url we used for exercise 3 is for group project, use this one instead)
`https://punch.cs.sfu.ca/svn/CMPT470-1117-userid`
Put some file in the folder and commit, your files will be upload to the repository.
Now you can download these files from repository to the server.
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#login to our server, ssh userid@mx3 #make a new folder in your home directory to checkout from you individual repository mkdir myfolder #checkout from repository svn co https://punch.cs.sfu.ca/svn/CMPT470-1117-userid myfolder #now all your files should have been downloaded to myfolder #move the file you need to public_html folder, so it will be visible from web mv myfolder/myprogram.py /home/userid/public_html/myprogram.py #now you should able to view your file from http://cmpt470.csil.sfu.ca:8003/~userid/myprogram.py