File Download Path Wrong
jbarns - April 15, 2009 - 16:14
| Project: | Filebrowser |
| Version: | 6.x-2.0-rc9 |
| Component: | Miscellaneous |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | closed |
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Description
When I come to downloading a file theres seems to be a / missing.
eg. download the file test.txt through filebrowser.
the link is http://myintranetfiles/test.txt
when it should be http://myintranet/files/test.txt
I tried putting in an extra / to the path or full path and neither worked. I'm guessing its just a small fix in the code but can't find it.
#1
Normaly fixed, tell me if this is working better now.
#2
#3
I downloaded the latest version and it didn't fix, although there was a problem with the update. I forgot to grab the error thinking I could get it later but now I can't find out how to view the error again.
Would it be better to just uninstall file browser then reinstall, without losing any of my information?
#4
I had this problem, checking the private download option solved it.. are there any downsides to this?
#5
OK, with my problems with the update I took out the filebrowser table from mysql (i backed it up) and uninstalled FB. Reinstalled and now it says I'm not allowed to browse subfolders. Whenever I try to change something it doesn't stay as well, such as the filebrowser path. the path is defaulted to the C Drive...
I'm going backwards :(
#6
#7
@mikenotmike No, there is no downside expects for high traffic servers for which it's a better solution to let Apache handle teh downloads
#8
@jbarns can you give me the results of "show create table filebrowser' ?
#9
I downloaded the new version and everything seems good now. Thanks!
#10
Marked #447608: Incorrect download paths as a duplicate.
#11
The path is still wrong without private downloads enabled.
#12
It is now (RC10)
@bennysoft I thought you was not using this module any more ? ;-)
#13
I still use it in a test environment and I also watch modules which I do not use. ;-)
#14
That's perfect for me ;-)
#15
Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.