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Webshell (UNIX)
How to use webshell file manager.
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 How do I untar files on my UNIX account?
How to access the password protected directory using
webshell.
How to create and password protect a directory for
additional ftp user using webshell?
What is Webshell?
How do I untar files on my UNIX account?
You can now untar files in your UNIX account through
our Webshell program. You can upload the file to
any location on your account. You then go to that
file in the left hand side of the Webshell program
(the side that is labeled as source). To determine
where the file will uncompress to, on the right
hand side of the screen (labeled as Destination),
go to that specific directory. Now click on the
compressed file in the source directory and Webshell
will uncompress the file to the destination directory.
Allowable file extensions: .tgz .tar .gz Remove
underscores from the filename
How to access
the password protected directory using webshell.
The directory can be accessed by going to the browser
and inputting the following URL: http://yourdomain.com/directoryname/webshell.
You will be prompted for the username and a password
for the directory that you have created using the
User Admin feature. After inputting the username
and a password, you will be taken to the WebShell
program inside of the directory that you created
for the user.
How to create
and password protect a directory for additional
ftp user using webshell?
After typing the URL webshell.yourdomain.com in
the Netscape browser, click on the link for User
Admin, which will take you to the screen where you
will be prompted for the FTP username and a password.
After clicking on login, you will be taken to the
new screen where you have to input the username,
the password (which you would like to use in order
to log into the directory), the directory name that
you already created for password protection (for
ex. public_html/test), and the space limit that
you would like to set for the upload. By clicking
on submit, you will be taken to a new screen where
you will complete the procedure by choosing Install
Local Entry Pages For WebShell & htProtect.
The prompt box will come up asking for the name
of the directory where you want to upload pages
(public_html/test). As soon as you click OK, the
next screen will show you all users and procedures
that you have created. By clicking OK, the procedure
will be completed.
What is Webshell?
WebShell 2.0 is a combination of CGI Script, HTML
and JavaScripts that performs most of the file operations
required for website account maintenance from your
favorite web browser. Version 2.0 Features:
 Remote Account Administration
Intuitive, easy to use interface
Files/Directories copy, move, delete,
rename, info
Files upload & download
Files preview (supports most of the
formats understandable by web browser)
Multiple files/directories selection
and manipulations
Files Editing & Source Viewing
Superior two panels view for ease of
file manipulations
Based on Unix security mechanism for
maximum security & flexibility
Easily configurable interface
Set access permissions on files and
directories
Full Unix type accounts support
File Filtering
Online user help
Select multiple files using mask or
by mouse click
Simple 2-step installation
Supports Netscape 3.x, 4.x and Explorer
4.x (any platform)
Written in C++ for optimum performance
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