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This document aims at advanced users and
covers the following topics:
Accessing Your SSH Account (Shell Access)
(version 2.07 and higher)
Shell access allows you to access and operate your system through
Shell. As Shell provides more extensive abilities than FTP
(such as running scripts etc.) and requires the knowledge
of Unix Shell commands which is not very common, it is disabled
by default. To enable the Shell Access, you have to get
admin's permission.
To request shell access from the admin, go to your control panel
and select FTP/User Account menu:
On the page that appears, switch Shell Access ON. The button
turns into the Request Status link, and if you click it, you will learn
if your request has been processed.
Running Your Shell Scripts With Crontab
(version 2.07 and higher)
Crontab allows you to clock and run your own Unix shell scripts
automatically. It is available only in Unix-based plans
and requires the knowledge of Unix shell commands. The e-mail
address is where the system will direct reports if errors
occur.
To enable crontab jobs, go to your control panel
and select FTP/User Account menu. On the page that appears,
switch Crontab ON.
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