After altering .httpd to allow only HTTP/SSL sessions, my WebFM module gives an "invalid upload path" error when attempting to place files in the designated directory/directories.
A fix was effected by examining URL formation in webfm.js, finding that it uses a global base path from Drupal, which is in Drupal, a status, absolute path. Changing it in Drupal from http://domain.com to https://domain.com solved the issue.
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Comment #1
nhck commentedHow is this a webfm-bug?
Why are you providing so little information on what you changed?
Why did you open another issue? You already open this one: #1516604: WebFM - "invalid upload path" after setting Drupal to run global HTTPS/SSL
$base_url is explained here:
http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/developer!globals.php/global/base_url/6
To me this is implementation of standard Drupal procedures. If you feel its related to webfm please explain it more in detail. If it isn't related to webfm, please file a bug against core or fix your setup.