Hi ,
I feel a little bit stupid…
Is there a simple way to delete several WAV or others , (together…) in the file manager…?
I didn’t found…I’ve got a hundred WAV to delete… 
Thanks
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You can do it via SSH if you know linux stuff.
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Thanks, I don’t know Linux …
Is that explainable …?
I’m on osx and i can type a few words in Terminal if needed…
in a terminal you should be able to connect to SSH via
ssh 192.168.51.1
user: root
password: mod
then you should navigate to the right folder into /data/user-files
cd /data/user-files
let’s say you want remove wav files into ‘Speaker Cabinets IRs’ folder
cd "/data/user-files/Speaker Cabinets IRs"
then remove the unwanted files with rm command
rm THEFILE.wav
or remove ALL .wav files (beware! you cannot undelete)
rm *.wav
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Thanks a lot…
Do I need to install something to use SSH…?
There’s always “access denied” when I type the “mod” password…I doesn’t ask me for “user” name…Directly go to “password”…Do I miss something…?
I’m too bad…
I think I will delete manually all the files… 
And next time , i’ll create directory before loading samples…So i can erase the folder…
One more time…Thanks for your answers.
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Try this
ssh root@192.168.51.1
then enter just mod as password
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It works this way , but i’ve done it differently , i’ve deleted all my directory ( it was SFZ samples ) and re-upload the ones i needed…
But I think it could be useful to have the possibility to select several files direct from the file manager and delete them…
Have a nice day…
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File handing is relatively new in our system and still needs some improvements. I’m saving your suggestion on our requests list.
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Does the MOD support SFTP?
If so, in OSX, you maybe/ought to be able to use
“Finder > Go > Connect to Server” but type “ftps://user@host”
Can’t test it right now, but this might be a pretty good experience out-out-of-the-box.
It is purposefully disabled as there is no way to restrict sftp access to certain folders, thus making it too easy to mess up and ruin the file system.
You can though SSH into the unit, remount read/write and modify /etc/ssh/sshd_config (to enable sftp) and restart sshd service.
Verified to work here
This is not something we can officially support though, because as I said, it would be too easy to mess up things and ending up with unbootable unit.
So it is possible if you know what you are doing, and we won’t stop you, but then well… you are supposed to know what you are doing 
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