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Path: Files (/files) → FTP Server (/ftp) — Admin only

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File Manager

A full filesystem explorer running in your browser — no SSH client needed.

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File List

ColumnDescription
NameFile or folder with type icon
SizeHuman-readable file size
ModifiedLast modification date
PermissionsUnix permission string
ActionsRename, chmod, delete
Navigate with the breadcrumb path at the top.

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Actions

ActionDescription
Create file / folderToolbar buttons
UploadDrag-and-drop or picker with live progress bar
RenameOpens rename modal
Change permissionsOctal chmod input
DeletePermanent — no trash
DownloadSingle-file download
Show hidden filesToggle to include dotfiles
SearchSearch box with file-type icons in results

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File Editor

Click any text file to open the right-side preview panel:
  • File info: size, owner, group, MIME type
  • Toggle between Read and Edit mode
  • Inline save/cancel
Supported formats: PHP, HTML, CSS, JS, YAML, JSON, Nginx config, shell scripts.

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Disk Usage Sidebar

Collapsible panel with three sections: Partitions — all mounted filesystems with a percentage bar, device name, and used/total size. Directory Analysis — toggle between:
  • Top Directories — largest subdirectories with percentage bars
  • Largest Files — top 10 files by size
File Type Breakdown — donut chart showing disk usage by category (images, video, code, archives, etc.).

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FTP Server

Path: /ftp

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Status Cards

CardShows
StatusRunning / Stopped
Active Servervsftpd or ProFTPD
UsersTotal FTP accounts
ConnectionsLive active connections
Install by clicking Install and choosing vsftpd or ProFTPD.

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Tabs

Configuration display — port, anonymous access, local users, write permission, chroot, SSL/TLS — and a connection info grid.
All FTP accounts with username, home directory, and status. Create User opens a modal: username, password (with auto-generate), home directory.Per-user actions: Change Password, Enable/Disable, Delete.
Live connections — local/remote addresses, state, and a Disconnect button. Auto-refreshes.
Raw FTP server log output. Refresh button to reload.
FTP users are chrooted to their home directory and cannot access other server paths. Share credentials with clients so they can upload files to their site root without needing SSH.