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File Management

The file management feature provides powerful file operation capabilities, supporting server file system management.

Feature Overview

The file management module allows you to easily manage server files through a graphical interface without using command lines. It supports complete file operation workflows, including upload, download, edit, move, and delete operations.

Usage Methods

Access File Management

  1. Connect to target server
  2. After successful connection, click the Files button to enter the file management interface
  3. The system will automatically load the server file system structure

Basic Operations

File Upload

  • Single File Upload: Click upload button, select local file
  • Folder Upload: Can upload entire folders and their subdirectory structures

File Download

  • Select target file, click download button
  • Downloaded files will be saved to local default download directory

File Management Operations

  • Rename: Right-click file to select rename, or use shortcuts
  • Copy/Move: Supports file copy and move operations within the server
  • Delete: Supports single or batch file deletion (please use with caution)
  • Permission Adjustment: Modify file access permissions and owner settings

Directory Operations

  • Refresh Directory: Manually refresh current directory content
  • Create New Folder: Create new directory structures
  • Directory Navigation: Supports quick jump to specified paths

System Requirements

Important Note

The file management feature depends on the server's SFTP service. If the server does not have SFTP service enabled, the file management feature will not work properly.

Please ensure:

  • Server has SFTP service installed and enabled
  • User account has appropriate file system access permissions
  • Network connection is stable and supports file transfer

Notes

  • Large file transfers may take a long time, please be patient
  • Some system files may require administrator permissions to modify
  • Do not close the connection during file transfer