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Here is the third part of our series how to administrate your website files with Servage.  In the last two blogs,  we gave some information about how to work on your files via a FTP program and via SSH. Today, we like to give you some information about the FileManager which is embedded in the cutomers control panel. The FileManager can be found in your Servage account under "Files" -> "FileManager". When you enter this section of your control panel, you can see an elaborated Tool which shows you: A) The Directory Tree of the files in your Servage  on the left side. B) On Top of the FileManager, you find a fancy tool bar which ...

Here is the second part of our series how to administrate your website files via your Servage control panel. Last time, we gave some information about how to work on your files via a  FTP program. In this blog, we like to give some information about how you can use SSH to administrate your files. SSH stands for Secure Shell and is a way to log in to the server to be able to work directly on the server via text commands. Handled the right way, SSH can be very useful and can help you work very efficiently. Before you can start, you need: SSH ...

Via Servage, you have several options to administrate (upload, download, edit, delete) your hosting related files. You  can administrate your files via SSH, via the online File Manager  in your Servage control panel and via a FTP program such as e.g. FileZilla. In this blog, we give you a brief guide how to access your files via Filezilla.   What do you need before you can start?   A Servage Webhosting hosting account. Filezilla installed and running on your computer (download the tool from the official Filezilla page) Your FTP username and password. Click HERE to find out where to find the details A domain that points to your Servage hosting ...

Plenty of our customers running WordPress. It is easy to install and handle via the Servage application installer. It is a very popular tool since it has tons of features, and can even be extended with plugins – adding custom functionality. There are very many plugins available already, by individual developers and other web services, to integrate with and extend WordPress. You can find a directory of most existing plugins here: WordPress Plugin Directory Creating your own plugin Sometimes it’s hard to find a plugin that exactly fits your needs. Maybe because you want to integrate with a very specific service, or because existing plugins just don’t cut ...