hello guys,

does anyone have an idea? the %b %f variables for filemanagers are not working, while %d does.
drupal version is recent 7.8. (path are / / in configuration of ckeditor )
basedir and cookie stuff are set in settings.php

starting ckfinder resolves in a "folder not found error"..

thanks for help in advance.
steffen

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mkesicki commented

Thx for notice this. We will check this.
This ticket looks similar to http://drupal.org/node/1173294.

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mkesicki commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Can you check if this works on latest DEV version ?

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drizzi commented

Hello michal,

checked the lastest dev - and no - it does not work.

%b%f/ --> Current path: //
%d%b%f/ --> Current path: Current path: /var/www/web35/html/v2//

i'll be on holiday from 3rd till 21st of october - if you have any suggestions till tomorrow, i'll be able to check.

steffen

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c7210 commented

hi i just left comment in http://drupal.org/node/1173294 ,so paste here

"
hi guys,don't know if this could help a bit on how to solve this.

once upon a time,everything worked fine on my site(on host),the ckeditor,the ckfinder...but one day i installed the backup and migerate module,after installation,it warned me that i should define the private path so i can backup the file into it.then after i set the private path in /admin/config/media/file-system,the %f wildcard in ckfinder's settings refused to work as normal.

i mean ,now,the %f always point to the private path,like"/home/cinfo1/public_html/sitename.com/private/",but not "/home/cinfo1/public_html/sitename.com/sites/default/files/".

so i tried to remove the private path setting,cleared the private field in /admin/config/media/file-system,and the %f in the ckfinder settings returns nothing,the absolute path became "/home/cinfo1/public_html/sitename.com//".seems like the %f just focu on the private path now.don't know why.
"

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patoshi commented

same problem here. there is no option anywhere to set it to upload to the public folder? it just resolves to the private folder which you cannot access due to its .htaccess restrictions. please enable an option to upload files to public folder by default.

Thanks!

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thinkdrupal commented

I have a similar problem. %f does not resolve when I use a subdomain. Such as www.site1.test.com. For my actual site...www.test.com, %f resolves.