Browser File Manager
Need to upload a world, tweak a config or grab a log? CreeperPanel's File Manager lets you work with your server files without installing another app.
Setting up SSH and SFTP
SSH lets you use a terminal on your server; SFTP lets you transfer files with a desktop app. Both use an SSH key to sign in. You can generate a key on the server's Access page or upload the public part of your own key.
CreeperPanel Mount
Prefer working with files on your desktop? CreeperPanel Mount brings your server into your computer's file manager as a drive or folder. Browse files, copy them and open them in your usual apps, with your server's access permissions still in place.
CyberDuck SFTP Guide
Firstly, download and install Cyberduck. This can be used on either Mac or Windows. You can do this by going to the Cyberduck website http://cyberduck.io
FileZilla sFTP Guide
IMPORTANT!
Generating your own SSH key
NEVER share your private key with anyone, as this will allow them to access your server.
PuTTY SSH Guide
PuTTY is a piece of software that can be used to connect to your server using SSH. You can download the latest version here//www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/PuTTY/latest.html
WinSCP SFTP Guide
Download and install WinSCP. This is Windows only. You can do this by either going directly to the website, or downloading the archive linked below which can be run without installation.
WinSCP Timestamp Fixes
Sometimes, when you upload a file to your server via WinSCP, you may encounter an error that looks something like this Operation not permitted`, which results in your file not being uploaded. Don't panic - this is a common issue, and can be fixed relatively easily.