Same problem here. If I upload Big zip files to move sites from other hosts, you cannot unzip them. They eventually give a error. So I need to upload everything with ftp.
We are aware of the issues with the FTP file manager when archiving/unarchiving bigger chunks of data. The file manager is an external application that we did not develop in-house and we're searching for an adequate replacement. If you find anything that's better, please comment here. For now, we don't want to get into developing our own file manager.
Could you describe all the features you want to see in the Perfect SPanel File Manager? What else would you want to be able to do with it except the traditional stuff such as remove/edit/create/move files, change permissions, archive/unarchive zip/tar archives?
would be nice to see folder capacity size (including sub folders and files ).
over the time some hosting accounts piled up with lots of files, backups, zip, etc. but difficult to locate heavy files without opening every folder. if we can see the folder capacity; it's easier to locate and remove the unwanted junks.
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Same problem here. If I upload Big zip files to move sites from other hosts, you cannot unzip them. They eventually give a error. So I need to upload everything with ftp.
We are aware of the issues with the FTP file manager when archiving/unarchiving bigger chunks of data. The file manager is an external application that we did not develop in-house and we're searching for an adequate replacement. If you find anything that's better, please comment here. For now, we don't want to get into developing our own file manager.
For such a job I login with ssh and use tar.
Could you describe all the features you want to see in the Perfect SPanel File Manager? What else would you want to be able to do with it except the traditional stuff such as remove/edit/create/move files, change permissions, archive/unarchive zip/tar archives?
would be nice to see folder capacity size (including sub folders and files ).
over the time some hosting accounts piled up with lots of files, backups, zip, etc. but difficult to locate heavy files without opening every folder. if we can see the folder capacity; it's easier to locate and remove the unwanted junks.
Sureen, you can see the disk usage of each file & folder in SPanel -> Disk usage
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