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Uploading scripts using a File Manager

The document provides a guide on how to upload scripts using cPanel File Manager, commonly used in web hosting. It outlines the steps including logging into cPanel, navigating to the correct directory, uploading the script, and checking the uploaded file. It also offers to provide tailored instructions for other environments like FTP or cloud services if needed.

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Uploading scripts using a File Manager

The document provides a guide on how to upload scripts using cPanel File Manager, commonly used in web hosting. It outlines the steps including logging into cPanel, navigating to the correct directory, uploading the script, and checking the uploaded file. It also offers to provide tailored instructions for other environments like FTP or cloud services if needed.

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Uploading scripts using a **File Manager** depends on what environment you're using

— for example:

- **cPanel (like in web hosting)**


- **Desktop File Managers (Windows/Mac/Linux)**
- **FTP clients with GUI (like FileZilla)**
- **Cloud services (like Google Drive, Dropbox, etc.)**

Could you tell me where you're trying to upload the script? (e.g., a website, a
server, Google Drive?)
But here’s a general guide for **cPanel File Manager**, which is commonly used in
web hosting:

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### 🛠 How to Upload Scripts Using cPanel File Manager:

1. **Login to cPanel**
- Go to `yourdomain.com/cpanel`
- Enter your username and password.

2. **Open the File Manager**


- In the cPanel dashboard, look for **File Manager** under the "Files" section.

3. **Navigate to the Correct Directory**


- For a website, go to `public_html` or the relevant subdirectory.

4. **Click the “Upload” Button**


- You’ll find it at the top of the page.
- A new tab will open to select your files.

5. **Select Your Script File(s)**


- Click “Select File” and choose the script from your computer.
- It could be `.php`, `.js`, `.py`, etc., depending on the type.

6. **Wait for Upload Completion**


- You’ll see a progress bar or message when it’s done.

7. **Go Back and Check the File**


- Return to File Manager and refresh to see your uploaded file.
- Right-click to set permissions or edit it, if needed.

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If you're using something else (FTP, Google Drive, a Linux server, etc.), let me
know — I can tailor the steps for that too. What kind of script are you uploading
and where to?

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