FTP & SFTP
The FTP menu offers two ways to upload files: additional FTP accounts and SFTP.
FTP accounts
Section titled “FTP accounts”FTP accounts take the form name@domain, for example deploy@yourstore.com. Each account is locked to one folder:
domains/<domain>/public_htmlby default;- or your account’s entire home folder.
You can change the password and folder of an FTP account at any time. Deleting an FTP account doesn’t delete the files in it. The number of FTP accounts is limited by your package.
Settings in FileZilla or other apps
Section titled “Settings in FileZilla or other apps”| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Host | server hostname, e.g. server1.yourdomain.com |
| Port | 21 |
| Encryption | Require explicit FTP over TLS (FTPS) |
| Mode | Passive |
| User | full FTP login, e.g. deploy@yourstore.com |
The server rejects unencrypted FTP.
SFTP uses your main account over port 22. This access is SFTP only: it can’t open a shell, tunnels, or port forwarding.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Host | server hostname |
| Port | 22 |
| User | your account’s username, e.g. budi |
| Password | the SFTP password you set on the FTP page |
The SFTP password is separate from your panel password. Set or remove it in the Password SFTP (SFTP password) section. If there is no SFTP password, only SSH keys already installed on the server can be used.