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Uploading Attachments to Website

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bsantamore

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Hey all,

We just put a site online and have given specific users the ability to upload files for changes to the site. I thought I saw a place that I can enable this option within the plesk console the other day but now I can't seem to find it. Can anyone give me a hand with this or at least tell me where I am going wrong? Thanks for any help.
 
Just enabling FTP isn't enough?

Though I typically warn against having open directories, you can make a folder "uploadable" with your .htaccess and permissions.
 
you can use "webuser" feature in the control panel to give access to users for specific directories
 
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