Hi Piotras,

On Mon, 6 Aug 2001, pp wrote:
> > I have reproduced the internal error in test environments only when the
> > blob directory was not present, in the wrong location or had wrong
> > permissions. Can you check that at least these are correct?
> 
> Sorry , that's my fault!
> 
> "To prepare your setup for blobserving, create a directory to store the
> attached file, e.g. /home/httpd/blobs, and make sure the user that
>  apache runs as (e.g. nobody) has read permission for this
>   directory. Write permission is not necesary. "
> 
> I suggested myself about only blobs directory. 
> I did't thought about subdirectories.

A good. So that means the internal error part is fixed now?

> Piotras
> p.s. What is the fastest set of functions 
> to create attachments for my own admin site?
> I do not think I need more than one attachment per article or topic.

I suppose by 'fastest' you mean implementation. If want to keep it really
simple I'd use:

$object->createattachment to create the attachment
$object->openattachment to write the attachment
$object->serveattachment to serve the attachment

I did a real simple implementation once where an article would optionally
have two attachements, small.jpg and large.jpg. I'd then have an active
page artimg doing the following in code-init (error-checking omitted)

<?php
 $art = mgd_get_article($argv[0]);
 $art->serveattachment($argv[1]);
 exit();
?>

the page would be called like:
http://domain/artimg/<article-id>/{small|large}.jpg

wbr,

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