How to Manage Files Using File Manager in Plesk
- Log in & Access Websites & Domains
◦ Log in to your Plesk Panel via Thamara Cloud dashboard.
◦ From the left sidebar, click on Websites & Domains.
◦ Here you’ll see your active domain (e.g. thamara.info).
- Open File Manager
◦ Under your domain dashboard, click on the Files icon
◦ This will open the File Manager, where you can browse and manage your website files.

- Browse & Navigate
◦ Inside File Manager, you’ll see your website’s directories under the Home directory.
◦ The main folder for your website files is usually httpdocs.
◦ You can expand folders (like wp-content, logs, error_docs) to access specific files.
- Manage Files (Copy, Move, Archive, Delete)
The toolbar at the top of File Manager lets you quickly manage your files and folders:
◦ Copy → Duplicate a file or folder to another directory.
◦ Move → Relocate a file/folder to a different directory.
◦ Archive → Compress selected files into a .zip archive (helpful for backups).
◦ Remove → Permanently delete selected files/folders.

- Upload or Create Files/Folders
From the File Manager toolbar, click the , (plus) button to see file options:
◦ Upload File → Add a new file from your computer into the selected directory.
◦ Upload Directory → Upload an entire folder.
◦ Import file via URL → Fetch a file directly from a given link.
◦ Create File → Make a new file (e.g., PHP, HTML, CSS, etc.).
◦ Create Directory → Make a new folder to better organize your website files.

- Edit Files in File Manager
◦ In File Manager, you can open any directory (for example: .ssh or httpdocs).
◦ Inside, you’ll see the available files (e.g., authorized_keys, id_rsa, etc.).
◦ Select the file you want to edit and click on it to open the options.

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When you open a file in the Code Editor, you’ll be able to directly modify its content.
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At the bottom of the editor, you have the following buttons:
◦ Save → Apply and keep changes.
◦ Save as → Save a new version of the file.
◦ Cancel → Exit without saving changes.

- Change File Permissions
◦ In File Manager, you can control who has access to read, write, or execute a file.
◦ To update permissions, select a file → click on the permissions option (usually next to the file).
◦ A dialog like the one in the screenshot will open.
- Here you can adjust:
◦ Owner → Usually your hosting user (full control).
◦ Group → Other system-level users.
◦ Others → Public access.
- For each, you can toggle:
◦ Read → Can view the file.
◦ Write → Can modify the file.
◦ Execute/Search → Can run the file (used for scripts).

