Hi.

I'm completely stunned after trying to get the filemanager module working with acidfree (also tested with attachment module, with the same result).

I did this:
1. Installed filemanager, acidfree and attachment modules (setup database for every module).
2. Entered the correct settings for all the different modules.

When I try to upload a image (acidfree) I get the following error:

File copy failed: no directory configured, or it could not be accessed.
File copy failed: no directory configured, or it could not be accessed.
File copy failed: no directory configured, or it could not be accessed.
(yes, 3x times. only one time if using attachment module)

I figured that it had to be my paths in admin/settings/filemanager but all the paths are correct and the folders have the correct attributes (apache writable). Acidfree have actually created the working/0/ folder, but it cannot upload / save the actual images. I have tried both relative and absolute paths and have made sure that the public url is correct and working.

When I try to upload a image everything works, except that the image is not saved to disk. The image node is saved and working. Just the image missing.

The drupal log shows nothing except:
2005-11-18 22:35 acidfree: added Test

No error messages in the log.

I am using latest version of drupal (6.4.3) and the latest version of all the three modules.

I feel completely crippled and retarded on this one guys :P All suggestions are welcome!

- Thomas -

Comments

kulvik’s picture

Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

I finally found the problem.

I forgot that I was running a multi-site configuration on my drupal, so I can't use the folders under files/. I needed to use the .../drupal/www/sites/domain.com/public_files/ folder in filemanager to get it working.

Hope this can help someone else with a similar problem.

- Thomas -

"If I do this, he might kick me back. That's not what I want. So I break his arm" - Bas Rutten

astra’s picture

Hi,

Could you please explain your Filemanager configuration more clearly?

I have the same upload problem with running a multi-site configuration.

My drupal-based site is, for example: www.example.com/drupal

My second site is: www.example.com/album and it's public file system path: sites/www.example.com.album/files

I go to administer/settings/filemanager to make the settings below:

Public file system path: sites/www.example.com.album/files

Public file system url: http://www.example.com/album/sites/www.example.com.album/files

When I try to upload a image (acidfree) I get the same error:

File copy failed: no directory configured, or it could not be accessed.
File copy failed: no directory configured, or it could not be accessed.