• Upload images to imgs.sh, from whose root folder, images are referenced in blogs on prose.sh.

  

• To segregate images of different blogs, it is fine to place them in folders. To upload them to imgs.sh using the following command:

  1root@ubuntu:~$ scp ~/blog/javascripting-images/* imgs.sh:/
  

  • scp is meant for copying files from one system to another. command copies

  • scp is meant for copying files from one system to another, using SSH protocol. Read about it in detail here.

  • * in the file path for the origin of the images indicates that all images need to be copied.

  • javascripting-images is the folder taken as an example in which the images are contained.

  • Upon uploading these images into the root directory of our imgs.sh sub-domain, these can be referenced from the root directory in which our blog file (.md) is kept.

    DO NOT reference images inside the blog files on prose.sh , through the sub-folder javascripting-images like this:

    1![](javascripting-images/image-1.png)
    

    Reference the images from root like this:

    1![](/image-1.png)
    

Is it possible to have keep files in sub-folders in your domain on prose.sh or imgs.sh #

TODO: Why does this happen?

No. Even if we try a command like this:

1root@ubuntu:~$ scp ~/blog/javascript-images/image.png imgs.sh:/javascript-images

The image.png file would be stored in the root directory of our imgs.sh sub-domain

Modifying images #

• ssh into content management system of imgs.sh using the command:

  1root@ubuntu:~$ ssh <username>@imgs.sh
  

  Choose the Manage posts option for removing images.