CloudPanel compress button change archive naming format

[pitOOf]

I'm using CloudPanel and I need to modify the compression functionality.
When I click the "Compress" button in the File Manager, it creates an archive named "archive.zip".
I want it to automatically create archives with this naming pattern:
foldername_$(date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M).zip

Where can I find the configuration file that controls this compression behavior?
I need to edit it to change the default archive naming convention.

[s-a-s-k-i-a]

The short answer is that you can't change this from a config file — the File Manager's compress button is part of the CloudPanel admin UI (which ships as a closed-source bundle in the cloudpanel-ce repo's assets/ rather than as readable PHP), and there's no clpctl subcommand for archive operations either: the root-user command list covers site:, db:, user:, vhost-template:, lets-encrypt:, cloudpanel:, cloudflare: — no compress / archive / zip namespace exists. So the archive name is baked into the UI handler and unreachable from outside.

Practical workaround if you want the foldername_$(date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M).zip pattern: skip the UI button entirely and do it via SSH against the same site user. CloudPanel sites live under /home/<site-user>/htdocs/<domain>/, so:

sudo -u <site-user> bash -c '
    cd /home/<site-user>/htdocs/<domain>
    FOLDER="$1"
    zip -r "${FOLDER}_$(date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M).zip" "$FOLDER"
' _ <folder-name>

Drop that in /usr/local/bin/cp-compress and you've got a one-line replacement for the UI button that gives you the naming pattern you actually want.

For recurring archives, the cleaner setup is a cron job under the site user (CloudPanel UI: Site → Cron Jobs):

0 3 * * * cd /home/<site-user>/htdocs/<domain> && zip -rq "backups/$(basename "$PWD")_$(date +\%Y-\%m-\%d_\%H-\%M).zip" public_html/uploads

(Note: cron's % needs escaping as \%, and CloudPanel's cron UI is a thin wrapper around the user's crontab — same syntax rules apply.)

If a built-in option matters enough that you want it in the UI, that's a feature-request path against this repo — but as it stands the compress button is fixed at archive.zip.