How to Use the File Manager
Browse, edit, upload, and download files, no SFTP client required.
Introduction
The File Manager is a full file browser baked into the panel. For most edits, you don't need an SFTP client.
Basics
- 1Open the panel ā File Manager tab
- 2Click any folder to enter it
- 3Click any file to edit it inline (text files) or download it (binaries)
- 4Use the breadcrumb at the top to jump back up the tree
Common Operations
- Upload, click the upload button, drag files in (multi-file & folder upload supported)
- Download, click the download icon on any file
- Rename, right-click ā Rename
- Move, drag and drop into a folder
- Delete, right-click ā Delete (asks for confirmation)
- New File, top-right + menu ā New File
- New Folder, top-right + menu ā New Folder
Editing Configs
- 1Click the file (e.g.
server.properties) - 2The built-in editor opens with syntax highlighting
- 3Make your changes
- 4Press Ctrl + S or click Save
- 5Restart the server for changes to apply
The editor auto-detects YAML, JSON, properties, and TOML.
Archive & Extract
- Select multiple files ā right-click ā Compress to make a
.zip - Right-click any
.zipor.tar.gzā Extract - Useful for uploading modpacks (extract on server side, much faster than uploading folders)
Search
- Top-right search box searches filenames in the current directory
- For content search, download the file and grep locally, or use the Console:
grep -r "term" /server
Warning: Don't edit `server.jar` or compiled files in the inline editor, you'll corrupt them.
Tip: For uploads bigger than 100 MB, use SFTP, it's faster and resumes on disconnect.
Need More Help?
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