Upload files to your server without Remote Desktop
Drag mods, resources, maps and configs into the panel and they land in the right folder on your server, unzipped if you like.
Adding a resource, a map or a new config used to mean connecting with Remote Desktop and copying files across. The Upload files tab does it from your browser.
Upload files
- Open your server in the panel and click Upload files.
- In Put them in, choose the folder the files should go to. Use a Quick pick (each game's folder and the Desktop), or type any folder, such as
C:\HTN\FiveM\txData\QBCore.base\resources\[local]. - Optional: tick Unzip .zip files into that folder to unpack zips as they arrive. This is ideal for mods and resources.
- Optional: tick Replace files that already exist if you're updating files that are already there.
- Drag your files onto the box, or click Choose files. You can add several at once.
Following progress
Each file shows its progress in Uploads:
- Uploading: the file is going from your computer to the panel, with its speed.
- Copying to the server: the panel is handing it to your server. You can close the page now.
- Done: it's in place. The message says exactly where.
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Important: Keep the page open until each file shows Copying to the server. If your connection drops while uploading, click Try again and it carries on from where it stopped.
Safe by default
- Nothing is overwritten unless you tick Replace files that already exist. If something with the same name is already there, the upload stops and tells you which file, and nothing is changed.
- Every file is checked when it arrives. A damaged upload is rejected rather than half-written.
- Zips can't unpack outside the folder you picked.
- Windows and program folders can't be used.
Good to know
- Files can be up to 2 GB each. For bigger files, use Remote Desktop.
- Folders that don't exist yet are created for you.
- Stop your game server before replacing files it's using, or Windows won't let them be overwritten.
