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Hi,

> > AFAIK every SG gets it's own "attachment"-thingy in Aegir-DB..
> You said my to duplicate /attachment to my SG1. Ok.

Usually Aegir does this without your interference for every SG.
If you look into your host-table there should be a host with prefix /attachments for 
every SG 
(even separate ones for staging and live)

> But how Aegir will deals with this new page to display images 
> in UI ? Has prefix precedence on subpage ? And (!) in Aegir 
> $argv[0] is _always_ c59292da4d5e8a49dfc9cb7fa859c97d ! why 
> ???? (f22fba7c86c3240494a35049e16d0bae is correctly "folders.gif")

 
> 
> > Just upload your Image when logged in to SG1.
> > If the image gets attached to a page you can simply call it 
> like this:
> > <img 
> src="http://sg1_host_name/page_name/img_name.jpg_or_whatever";>  
> 
> No GUID in the URL !?

If I remember correctly there exists this little trick for pages (only)... 
So if you want to use ist, you will have to attach your image to a page, not a topic 
or article...

If you want to have them attached to topic/article, you can usually just drag and drop 
them into the right place...
It should automatically contain the right path...

> To resume, I copy/paste SG0/attachment code in a new 
> SGx/attachment page ? but it dosn't solve Aegir problem.. isn't it ?

What code?
Hope we are talking about the same thing.
But just to make sure: do you have a separate entry for your SG1 in the hosts-table?
Does this table also contain an entry with prefix /attachment for your SG1-host?
(should be id of your SG1-host +1)
If so, do the names and ports differ between them? (they should not.)
 
Alex
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