ProjectSend
  • About
  • Installation
    • Requirements
    • Manual installation
    • Configuration file
    • One click installers
    • Upgrading
    • Translations
    • Advanced: improving downloads
  • How to use
    • Files
      • File types restrictions
      • Orphan files
      • File size limits
      • Categories
    • Users and clients
      • Creating accounts
      • Self registration
    • Groups
    • Public files and groups
    • Templates
    • E-mail notifications
      • SMTP settings
      • E-mail templates
      • Testing email settings
    • Actions log
    • Cron tasks
    • Custom CSS/JS/HTML
      • Using the assets manager
      • Using custom files
  • Troubleshooting
    • Debug mode
    • Checking php errors
    • Finding and reporting bugs
    • How to get support
    • Collaborate
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  1. How to use

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Last updated 2 years ago

As soon as you set up ProjectSend you can start uploading files (Files -> Upload) without the need to have any clients, groups or other users.

Uploading

ProjectSend uses plupload, which handles the uploads in chunks to make sure that even very large files are fully uploaded without the need to set the memory_limit too high, among other sensitive php settings. This also ensures that large files can be uploaded in almost any server, even those in shared hosting accounts.

Once a file is uploaded an editor will let you specify a title, description, expiry date (optional), categories, and assignations to both clients and groups.

Downloads are tracked so you will always know who downloaded the file and when.

ProjectSend's file manager