Browse and manage your application files via browser or SFTP.
Access the built-in file manager from the application detail page. You can browse the directory tree, upload files, create and edit text files, rename, move, and delete — all without leaving the browser.
Connect to your server via SFTP using any standard client such as FileZilla or Cyberduck. Use the same SSH key you added under Server Settings. The SFTP root is your server's home directory.
Use your configured SSH port and key-based authentication. Password authentication is disabled by default.
You can edit application configuration files (e.g. .env, config files) directly in the web file manager. Changes take effect immediately for file reads; restart the application process if the config is loaded at startup.
Depnix sets ownership and permissions correctly during deployment. Application files are owned by the depnix user and readable by Nginx. Storage and cache directories are writable by the application process.
The web file manager supports uploads up to 100 MB. For larger files, use SFTP or scp from your terminal: scp -i ~/.ssh/id_rsa large-file.zip user@your-server-ip:/home/depnix/apps/your-app/.