Hi, You wanna edit some file on your web, but don't know where it is? Now, you can use BossFTP to search for files on your web host! Easily and fast! About BossFTP: It's a FTP client running on the web To search: - Visit www.bossftp.com, - Enter FTP server, username, password and login, - On the line "In this folder", click Search. You can search a file by: (a part of) name, type, size, mode, location. After searching, you can: chmod, delete, calculate file size, edit, zip, unzip, etc. Some search examples: - Search for file contains 'header' in folder "/public_html/blog": File name: header File type: File Permission: 0 Size: 0 Search in: /public_html/blog - Search for file contains 'backup', size <1MB, in /backup/november File name: backup File type: File Permission: 0 Size: <= 1*1024*1024 Search in: /backup/november - List file .htaccess in /www size 10KB - 50 KB, mode 0644 File name: .htaccess File type: File Permission: 0644 Size: >=10*1024 and <=50*1024 Search in: /www - Search all blank file in root (/) File name: blank File type: File Permission: 0 Size: == 0 Search in: blank (blank is left it empty) ---------- Hope this helpfull
that certainly might be a good intention BUT in today's world of hackers to give away to ANOTHER site user name and pwd of your site is simply suicide. modern hosts have SSH access and thus using locate or for binaries whereis on your own system is the default method I would never ftp login again to a site - but since many years only SSH and to upload using rsync - (secure). passwords NEVER should go clear language across the web - network sniffers easily can filter all passwords - if ever you had a hacher on your site and know how long it takes to find, clean up and secure ( I had years ago ) - then you'd be more careful
Hi, Just wanna say that you can use a sub ftp account when using a FTP client (on PC or web) http://www.bossftp.com/help.php#sub