So I can get the job done like if it was ssh?

The main focus of sFTP is the security aspect of things.

What is it that you are trying to accomplish?

Place start of php in my html area

What do you mean?

cmon give me a break if you dont understand that what you do understand?

Zoom, you came here looking for help.
Now you are becoming rude and acting like a little boy.

If you can't make it a little more clear what it is you are trying to achieve then perhaps you would be better off in a discussion forum that uses your native language.

If it helps at all, I don't know what you mean by "place start of php in my html area" means either (and I was the one helping you on the thread.

Now if you had said place "php.ini" which is what you had originally written in the first part of the thread, well that's a different story. "php" is, for all intents and purposes, a programming language. "php.ini" however is a file used to modify the system variables that execute the php code within a site.

This thread has bounced around a little from how to upload a php.ini file, to using .htaccess files, what's sFTP and then ssh/shell was introduced.

SO, to answer the ORIGINAL question posted - you can modify php by uploading a php.ini via cPanel's File Manager, by using FTP to connect to the site, or using sFTP if your host permits it.

Does that answer this thread?

meant php.ini why so much drama,or didnt you know it

Likely it wasn't noticed.

So, what's the status now on this thread? Is everything answered?

I must say that I just reminded I got written somewhere that procedure and for this reason I dont need anymore your attention in solving this matter so its fixed thank you and good bye for now keep rocking

You have no idea how madly happy it makes me feel.

Thread closed.