Video module not multisite compatible [#181908]

It looks like the video module does not play well with a multisite installation wherein
even though I specify the full path in videorender.php and the other .php for temp files to be in my subsite directory, magically, the module creates

a video folder at the root of public html
and
an image folder at the root of pubib html

and then my image module is farked.
it looks for images in this folder until i go to the file path in the adminstration panel for my "subsite" and hit submit, to make everything OK again.

Frustrating at best.

Comments

Comment #1

rubenk commented 14 October 2007 at 03:50

Title:

Video module whacks the SH%T out of my multisite image folder

» Video module not multisite compatible

i updated the title because the old one was crude.

as a workaround can i set the files folder for this website (my main domain) to the public html folder level files folder while my other sites are still in their site subfolders?

can my module still remain in the sites/mysite/modules directory?

this is a real bummer guys.

ruben