Hi,
I had the problem where a user sent me a file called
"somewhat-with-two-dots..doc". Using the "save locally" link saved the
file to disk with the same name resulting it inaccessable in the file
manager due to the restrictions in the sanitizeFileName() function.
Fix: Call the sanitizeFileName(
Hello Folks!
I have a client that wants to send his signature in HTML format (including
an inline image). Has anyone already done anything like that before? Would
others be interested in this, too?
Dave
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Using Tomcat but
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 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.
> 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 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
>>>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
