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Hosting Management
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File Manager |
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File Manager
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File manager
allows you to manage your files on the server without
connecting through FTP. However, we suggest you to use FTP
client for uploading and downloading number of files. |
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[1] |
Access your
cPanel at
www.yourdomain.com/cpanel
[ for example :
www.techfreedomonline.com/cpanel ] |
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[2] |
Supply you user name and
password |
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Click on File Manager option |
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Now a separate window will be
opened with list of folders found in your domain
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Click on "www" folder icon
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Now on the top you can see /www
[ current folder ] |
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You will be able to view the
files in the root folder |
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You can modify, rename etc by
clicking on the desired file |
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If you wish to upload any file ,
click on upload files link |
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Now browse and upload the file
you wish |
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File manager opens in a new folder and will
take few seconds to load fully.
In order to overwrite the existing files, you must check the
overwrite existing file option on |
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Working with File Manager alters your website
contents in real time. If you are not sure of what you are
doing, ask for professional help. |
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Clicking on Folder Icon will set that folder
as the working folder. Clicking on the link will display
options. |
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Do not try to rename file extensions or file
names in the file manager. |
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