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By pinkandroll on
hi everybody
i would like to use acidfree for mass import media files..
i use drupal 4.7.0, and have an acidfree 4.7.0 but in the modules only filemanager 4.6.0 or filemnager cvs exist, so what should i do now?
filemanager cvs version doesnt work with acidfree 4.0.7...
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Same issue with AcidFree 4.7 and Filemanager CVS
AcidFree doesn't seem to want to recognize FileManager CVS or 4.6 when using it with Drupal 4.7. I've tried both. So I'm responding to this comment in hopes of bumping it and maybe finding an answer? Any help is more than appreciated.
Thank you.
-- Anna
Fixed it myself..go figure. LOL
Right after I posted the above, I continued to screw around with things and finally got it to work! YES!
Here's what I did.
1. I have Drupal 4.7 , Acid Free 4.7 and Filemanager CVS installed
2. AcidFree and FileManager are both enabled on my modules list.
3. Then I went into SETTINGS --> FileManager. It gave me an error that 'private' did not exist. Once I created this directory in my ./files/ directory and again on my drupal root, things are working SWIMMINGLY!
I hope this helps out others!
-- Anna
i have a problem - one that seems different
I have just installed acidfree to play with and i get the following error message
anyone have similar problems???
Any advice?
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user warning...
"[...] anyone have similar problems???"
Yeah, just this morning I ran into that same user warning. I think that I rushed through the acidfree and file manager module installations and I forgot to update the database at some key point. Anyway, this is how I sorted it out:
Following comment #5 here:
http://drupal.org/node/81539
I ran update.php and selected '2' from the acidfree drop down menu. This didn't work because the share column was already present in the acidfree table in my mysql database.
When I went to add acidfree content I received an error about a missing database table named 'file'. Running update.php for the file manager module didn't remedy the problem, so I compared my new database with a previous working database and I found the missing 'file' table. I exported 'file' from the working database, imported it into my new database and now the acidfree and file manager modules are working properly.
I imported the following SQL Dump into my database (some identifying information has been changed):
fixed it
I did what anna bug said and created the dir myself...still didn't work, I had to go in and set the read/write permissions to everyone, just make sure that private is writable to everyone