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SFTP and the file manager, and when to use which
Both reach the same files. One is better for a config change, the other for anything you would call a deployment.
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Every server here has a full file manager in the browser and SFTP credentials for the tools you already use. They are the same filesystem, and choosing between them is about the size of the edit rather than preference.
The file manager, for edits you can see
Changing one value in server.properties, reading a log, checking whether a file arrived. The editor has syntax highlighting and saves in place, and there is no upload step to get wrong.
SFTP, for anything structural
- Uploading a plugin folder or a world.
- Pulling the whole server down to keep a copy locally.
- Anything involving more than about ten files, where a browser upload is a slower version of the same thing.
- Working from an editor you already have open.
Two things that catch people
The server has to be stopped for edits to files it holds open - editing a world while it is running writes changes the server then overwrites from memory. And SFTP credentials are per-server rather than per-account, so a shared server hands out access to that server and nothing else, which is the point.