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Is it possible to upload a compressed archive (zip, tar.gz), and then extract it on the server thorugh Plesk?? I know there is a feature like this on cPanel and Im hoping its possible in Plesk.
I'd say uncompressing it yourself (usually a matter of double-clicking) and then uploading it is both easier and faster than uploading a compressed archive through a web interface, but of course YMMV.
I meant it's faster because web interfaces are usually relatively slow. But yeah, if you're uploading a lot of files it might be handy. You could maybe send the SWsoft guys a feature request.
I have never heard a customer asking for this feature. I also don't know of any customer that would want to upload their files via Plesk's web interface when you can just use FTP.
The fact that this feature seems to be unavailable doesn't really have anything to do with Linux of FreeBSD. Linux and FreeBSD are perfectly capable of uncompressing archives. Apparently SWsoft just hasn't added this feature to the Linux and FreeBSD versions of Plesk. Why? I have no idea. Ask SWsoft.
I know its an old thread, but it seems still not possible?? I have access to a customers Plesk account and there is no Extract option. They do not have access to SSH.
I understand you can upload files via FTP, which I will have to do, but I have thousands of files to upload and it will take quite a while compared to a few minutes of a .zip and extract. Many systems these days like Wordpress, Joomla etc. will have thousands of files, so an extract option like CPanel would be good.