File Manager & FTP/SFTP
Updated 2026-03-18
File Manager & FTP/SFTP Access
Web File Manager
Access files directly from your browser:
- Dashboard → Server → Files tab
- Browse, upload, download, edit, and delete files
- Built-in text editor for config files with syntax highlighting
- Drag and drop file upload support
- Multi-file selection for batch operations
- Existing files require explicit replacement confirmation; a file never replaces a same-named folder
- ZIP packages are checked for unsafe paths and links before extraction
FTP/SFTP Connection
For bulk uploads or using external clients like FileZilla:
- Download FileZilla from filezilla-project.org
- Find your FTP credentials in Dashboard → Server → Settings → FTP Access
- Connect using:
- Host: Your server IP
- Port: 2222 (SFTP) or 21 (FTP)
- Username & Password: Shown in Dashboard
- Protocol: SFTP recommended (encrypted)
Recommended FTP Clients
| Client | Platform | Free? |
|---|---|---|
| FileZilla | Windows, Mac, Linux | ✅ |
| WinSCP | Windows | ✅ |
| Cyberduck | Mac, Windows | ✅ |
| Transmit | Mac | ❌ ($45) |
Common File Locations
| Game | Config File | World/Save Location |
|---|---|---|
| Minecraft | server.properties | /<level-name>/ (defaults to /world/) |
| Rust | server.cfg | /server/identity/ |
| Valheim | start.sh params | /worlds_local/ |
| ARK | GameUserSettings.ini | /ShooterGame/Saved/ |
| CS2 | server.cfg | /csgo/cfg/ |
| FiveM | server.cfg | /resources/ |
| DayZ | serverDZ.cfg | /mpmissions/ |
| Palworld | PalWorldSettings.ini | /Pal/Saved/ |
| 7DTD | serverconfig.xml | /Data/ |
| Terraria | serverconfig.txt | /worlds/ |
Upload Maps/Worlds
- Compress your map/world folder as .zip
- Upload via file manager or FTP
- Extract in the correct directory
- Update server configuration to use the new map
- Restart the server
File Size Limits
- Web uploads are transferred in safe chunks and may use the storage available in your plan
- One-click catalog packages are limited to 256 MB and extracted archives to 128 MB
- SFTP transfers may use the storage available in your plan
- Total storage depends on your plan
Minecraft datapacks installed from the catalog are placed automatically in the active <level-name>/datapacks directory, including when the world has a custom name.
> ⚠️ Important: Always make a backup before modifying files!