The Sculk Hosting file manager lets you work with your server’s files entirely from your browser. You can browse directories, open and edit configuration files, and upload content through a drag-and-drop interface — all without installing an FTP client or configuring SSH. For large bulk transfers, SFTP access is also available directly from the panel.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sculkhosting.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
What the file manager does
From the file manager you can:- Browse your server’s full directory structure
- Open and edit text files such as
server.propertiesorconfig.ymlin an inline editor - Upload files by dragging them from your desktop or using the upload button
- Create new files and folders, rename existing ones, and delete what you no longer need
- Download individual files to your local machine
Accessing the file manager
Log in to the panel
Go to panel.sculkhosting.com and sign in with your Sculk Hosting account credentials.
Uploading files
To upload one or more files, open the directory where you want the files to land, then either:- Drag and drop — drag files from your desktop directly onto the file manager window, or
- Use the upload button — click the Upload button in the top-right area of the file manager and select files from your local file picker
Editing files
Click any file in the file manager to open it in the inline editor. The editor supports syntax highlighting for common formats such as YAML, JSON, and.properties files. Make your changes and click Save to write them to disk. No download-edit-reupload cycle needed.
Creating and deleting files and folders
- To create a new file or folder, click the New File or New Folder button and enter a name.
- To delete a file or folder, right-click it (or use the action menu) and select Delete.
Using SFTP for bulk uploads
The panel provides SFTP credentials you can use with any SFTP-capable client such as FileZilla or WinSCP.Find your SFTP credentials
In the server sidebar, look for the SFTP Settings section. Your SFTP host, port, and username are listed there. Use your panel account password to authenticate.
Connect with your SFTP client
Open your SFTP client, enter the host and port from the panel, and log in with your credentials.
SFTP gives you the same view of your files as the web file manager. Changes made over SFTP are reflected immediately in the panel.