When I have installed the file manager plugin I get the following error-
Fatal error: Cannot re-assign $this in
/var/www/public_html/webmail/plugins/file_manager/functions.php on line 401
I am using squirrelmail 1.4.13 with postfix and dovecot on ubuntu 6.10.
Thanks in advance for any help, Kennet
>>>but isn't your problem that you can write (create) but not read?
>>
>>
>> I can upload files to the base directory and create folders in it. But
>> those folders are not displayed in the listing. All uploaded files and
>> created folders are owned by apache (wwwrun:wwwrun). The base dir is
>> ow
David E. Meier wrote:
i would also think safe_mode_include_dir might work; keep looking. might
be related to ownership/permissions of the included dirs, who knows
After reading a "bug-report" ()
concerning the same matter I found out that the safe_mode_include_dir
variable only lets y
i would also think safe_mode_include_dir might work; keep looking. might
be related to ownership/permissions of the included dirs, who knows
After reading a "bug-report" ( )
concerning the same matter I found out that the safe_mode_include_dir
variable only lets you read files from that direct
>>>i would also think safe_mode_include_dir might work; keep looking. might
>>>be related to ownership/permissions of the included dirs, who knows
>>
>>
>> After reading a "bug-report" ( )
>> concerning the same matter I found out that the safe_mode_include_dir
>> variable only lets you r
> actually, given your clarification above, i would have guessed that the
> problem is that wwwrun needs +rw access to the base dir and everything
> inside of it. that is, your base dir might need to be owned by
> webuser:wwwclient, but for file manager to work right, Apache needs write
> access t
>> I have the File Manager Plugin v2.0 installed on my server (SM 1.4.3a,
>> PHP4.3.4, Apache 2.48, RedHat 9).
>
> First, try the attached version, as it has a lot of changes.
I upgraded to the version you attached with the same result. But this
version has a much better look and feel. Congrats.
David E. Meier wrote:
I have the File Manager Plugin v2.0 installed on my server (SM 1.4.3a,
PHP4.3.4, Apache 2.48, RedHat 9).
First, try the attached version, as it has a lot of changes.
I upgraded to the version you attached with the same result. But this
version has a much better look and feel
I have the File Manager Plugin v2.0 installed on my server (SM 1.4.3a,
PHP4.3.4, Apache 2.48, RedHat 9).
Uploading files to the base directory works. Creating directories does
work as well, however, they are not displayed. The directory tree for the
user base directory (/www/domain.com/data/user)
I'm getting this error with the file manager program. I've looked at
file_manager.php, can't make heads or tails of it.
Warning: opendir(patrick): failed to open dir: No such file or directory
in
/var/www/localhost/htdocs/squirrelmail/plugins/file_manager/file_manager.php
on line 1882
here's my u
But if you end up forced into it, look at Samba's "force user" and
"force
group" config settings. You might be able to get what you want with
those.
Possibly.. but opening up stuff for apache to write into. Users would
have to be in the apache group, so any user could just go into
another user
p dont think wrote:
But if you end up forced into it, look at Samba's "force user" and
"force
group" config settings. You might be able to get what you want with
those.
Possibly.. but opening up stuff for apache to write into. Users would
have to be in the apache group, so any user could just g
But if you end up forced into it, look at Samba's "force user" and "force
group" config settings. You might be able to get what you want with
those.
Possibly.. but opening up stuff for apache to write into. Users would
have to be in the apache group, so any user could just go into another
users
Dwight Tovey wrote:
FWIW: I think this is a REALLY bad idea. You will have all kinds of
issues with security, maintenance, ...
I agree.
But if you end up forced into it, look at Samba's "force user" and "force
group" config settings. You might be able to get what you want with
those.
Possibly.. b
certainly, especially if they create files or folders via samba and try
to access them thru SM, since surely samba won't create files w/group
ownership of apache
one solution is to run a daily (more often?) cron that blasts thru
users' home directories resetting the group on everything to apac
> it can work it does *not* need to be apache:apache, it can be
user:apache
>
... and then I'd have to put users in "apache" - hrm..
not necessarily, although it'll probably make it easier
>> The Boss thinks that internally, users can access their $HOME via
Samba, externally they can acces
Can it be used as a basic "home directory file" browser?
sure
Since stuff
will need to be owned by apache:apache, I guess that trying to use it in
such a manner wouldn't exactly work, eh?
it can work it does *not* need to be apache:apache, it can be
user:apache
The Boss thinks that intern
Can it be used as a basic "home directory file" browser? Since stuff
will need to be owned by apache:apache, I guess that trying to use it in
such a manner wouldn't exactly work, eh?
The Boss thinks that internally, users can access their $HOME via Samba,
externally they can access it via this
Hi,
first i would like to say thanks to pdontthink for writing this plugins.
The only problem that i have is that when you edit a file the box where
the file appear is not wide enough.
I went thru the code quickly but i was unable to find where the box width
was specify.
Here can i modify this
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