Does Plesk have a file manager?

Yes. Once you have configured hosting for a domain, you can use a file manager to handle all your files in a more convenient way.

To access the file manager functions, on the Domain Administration page, click on the FILE MANAGER. The file manager control panel will open in a new browser window and display a root directory structure and contents.

Use the File Manager:

·         To browse the directories, click on the Folder icon under the Type column.

·         To change permissions for a directory or a file: click on the corresponding permission number in the Perm's column. A permissions settings page will open, allowing you to set the required permissions for all three levels: Owner, Group, and Public. Select the desired settings from the drop-down boxes, and then click Change to submit.

·         To rename a directory, click on the blue arrow icon in the Actions column. A new page will open allowing you to rename the selected directory. Type in a new name for the directory and click Do.

·         You can also change a timestamp of a directory or a file. To do this, click on the Touch icon. The time stamp will be updated with the current local time.

·         To remove file or directory, click on the Delete icon.

·         To upload a file to the current directory, type in the path to its location, or point to it clicking the Browse... button. Click Go.

·         To create a subdirectory that will be located in the current directory, type in the directory name in the appropriate field, and click Go.

·         To create a file, type in a file name in the corresponding field, check (uncheck) the "html template" box, and click Go.

·         You can also edit a file, clicking on the Edit icon in the Actions column. The File Manager's editor panel will open, allowing you to edit manually the file source. After you are done with editing, click Save to save the file, Save and Exit to save the file and quit the file editing mode, Cancel / Exit to cancel editing mode and return to the File Manager window, or Restore original to discard the alterations made.