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Organize files in your online folder(s). |
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Go to root: Takes you to one of your folders.
Current Directory: The folder you are currently in.
Action: Shows the result of your commands.
File space: The server space currently available to you. Contact Admin should this not be enough.
Used: The amount of disk space already used.
{root}: A drop down list showing all your folders.
Jump Dir: Select a directory (in the drop down list) and click to go there.
NOTE: Some of the following functions may not be available. It depends on the Administration setup.
Be sure to select a file or directory, by clicking the checkbox next to the file/directory name, before you click on a button.
The number in parentheses (brackets) allows you to use buttons via your keyboard: Alt + the number key.
Copy to..: Select a directory (in the drop down list), select a file by clicking the checkbox next to the file, click 'copy to..'. You can copy several files and folders at one time.
Move to..: Same as 'copy to..' except ... yes you guessed, it moves the files or folders.
Edit file: Select the file (only one) you wish to change. Click 'Edit File' - or alt+4.
Delete: You can select several files and folders. Be careful.
Download: You can select several files (not folders) if JavaScript supported and enabled by your browser.
Compress: Select files and/or folders. Click 'Compress'.
Uncompress: Select the .zip file. Click 'Uncompress'.
Check all: Selects checkbox for all files and folders.
Uncheck all: deSelects checkbox for all files and folders.
Refresh list: Some changes you make may not show immediately. Click this to reload the list from the server.
NOTE: For the following functions first enter a name in the text field beside the buttons.
New Dir: Type the new directory name and click 'New Dir'.
New File: Type the new file name (don't forget the 3 letter ending - eg. ****.htm for a web page; ****.txt for text file).
Rename: Select the file or folder (only one) you wish to change.
NOTE: For chmod, first enter a numeric value.
Chmod: Changes the permissions for files and folders (only on Unix like systems).
Setting permissions by numeric values:
| 400 | - | read by owner |
| 040 | - | read by group |
| 004 | - | read by anybody |
| 200 | - | write by owner |
| 020 | - | write by group |
| 002 | - | write by anybody |
| 100 | - | execute by owner |
| 010 | - | execute by group |
| 001 | - | execute by anybody |
The above numeric Permissions can be added to set a certain permission, eg:
chmod 644 file.txt would be calculated by
400+040+004+200+000+000+000+000 = 644
This gives full editing rights, read only for other and no execution rights for anybody, which is fine as a text file is not so important.
A directory must be executable to enable changes within that directory. Set permission to 755.
The right to execute is also necessary for script files like efileman.cgi.
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