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cPanel Files Section Print

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In this article we'll go over the Files section of your cPanel and give a brief description of what you'll find behind each icon.

  • File Manager - This icon will open a Windows Explorer type file manager in which you can upload, download, view, edit, and manage all files stored within your hosting account.
  • Images - This icon  allows you to modify and manage images that are saved to your account. Specifically, it allows you to Thumbmail, Scale, and Convert images uploaded to your hosting account.
  • Directory Privacy - This icon allows you to apply password protection to a specific directory in your account. It basically applies htpassword rules to the directory you define which will then prompt users who go to that directory in a browser for a username and password to proceed.
  • Disk Usage - This icon gives you a detailed breakdown of your disk usage within your account. 
  • Web Disk - This icon allows you to to manage, navigate, upload, and download the files on your web server. It works in a manner akin to creating a network folder on your local PC. This is an advanced user option.
  • FTP Acccounts - This icon allows you to add and configure FTP Accounts for your hosting. You can create FTP accounts that are directory specific if you want to give a web developer access to work on a site but not allow them access to any of your other files.
  • FTP Connections - This icon shows any current active FTP connections to your account.
  • Backup - This icon allows you to create and download a full or partial backup of your entire cPanel account to store on your local PC.
  • Backup Wizard - This icon also assists with both the creation and restoration of full or partial backups of your account. 
  • Git Version Control - This icon allows the creation and management of Git repositories. This is an advanced user options and requires shell access to utilize. 

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