Blank files being deleted automatically after upload in htdocs

[sakilahmedsohag]

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Hi,

I’m uploading a project to htdocs using “Extract & Upload.”

The project contains some empty files that are necessary for it to function, but they are being deleted automatically after the upload. For example, some files are getting removed because they are empty.

Is there any way to temporarily disable this removal, or is there another solution for uploading projects with empty files?

[Greenreader9]

Unzip locally and upload the individual files.

[sakilahmedsohag]

But the files are many, how can I upload so many files at once, and I don’t see any system to unzip them separately?

[EdwardHamHam]

@sakilahmedsohag

But the files are many, how can I upload so many files at once

The best way is to use a desktop FTP client such as FileZilla.

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The file manager is really just an online FTP client, and its ability to unzip archives is fragile.

[sakilahmedsohag]

My problem is that empty files are being removed.

[dan3008]

So your best bet is to undo them on your local computer and try uploading them, like advised above

My guess is that it’s a big with the upload and unzip

[EuropeanRat]

Why are you uploading empty files anyway? If it’s empty it (generally) has no use

[Admin]

It seems likely to me that the file manager is discarding the empty files. If they are empty, they have no data, so there is no reason to have them, right?

Of course, that’s not always true, it’s possible that your website might need them as placeholders. It might be possible to work around that through the website code.

But regardless, if you upload them through FTP instead, that should allow you to upload all files as is without them getting deleted.