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11. howtogeek
    

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    Hmm, this is interesting.

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    1. vistainsideout.jpg (4.3 KB, 7 downloads) 2 months old

    Posted 2 months ago #
12. lookfab
    

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    Figuring out how to do inline images...

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    1. bags.jpg (29.9 KB, 5 downloads) 2 months old

    Posted 2 months ago #
13. beduino
    

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    Wow - a great feature
    You considerer open to zip, gz and rar files?
    Tks a lot
    Beduino

    The future is now!

    Posted 2 months ago #
14. a.dima
    

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    Hi at all guys, I've the same problem posted at the top of this forum.
    I've installed the plugin, create the bb-attachments directory, changed to 777 the permissions; everything seems working fine but.... trying to upload a file (pdf or jpg) it show

    [failed] elephpant.jpg (39.4 KB)

    if a check the bb_attachments table in my db the record exists but not the file on the server.

    I check the plugin setting file and this is the path variable

    $bb_attachments['path']=dirname($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'])."/bb-attachments/";

    everything seems ok but nothing...

    if you'd to try please go on http://www.ecom3.it/dido/bbpress and enter like admin (12345678 is the password).

    thanx

    Posted 3 weeks ago #
15. a.dima
    

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    sorry man

    to try use

    adima to login and 12345678 as password

    Posted 3 weeks ago #
16. luckydost
    

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    Use Path:

    $bb_attachments['path']=
    "/home/YOUR-User-Name/public_html/Your-Forum-Folder/bb-attachments/";

    Posted 3 weeks ago #
17. _ck_
    

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    You should always try NOT placing the folder in public_html area.
    This is dangerous because of hackers.

    wrong:
    $bb_attachments['path']="/home/YOUR-User-Name/public_html/Your-Forum-Folder/bb-attachments/";

    right:
    $bb_attachments['path']="/home/YOUR-User-Name/bb-attachments/";

    Posted 3 weeks ago #
18. luckydost
    

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    But without "Public_html" path my attachment system not working.

    Posted 3 weeks ago #
19. _ck_
    

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    There might be something wrong with the plugin configuration.

    But sometimes some systems block access above public_html so you might not have any other choice.

    When you are in FTP, are you able to go into the /home/ directory? If you can go into /home/ and create directories, then you should not be using public_html for attachment storage.

    I know this works on cpanel, do you use cpanel?

    Posted 3 weeks ago #
20. a.dima
    

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    no i can't... but i dont understand where the problem is.

    I have an site hosting by a manteiner and my root directory in ftp is mysite name where i've crate the bb-attachments directory with 777 permission set.

    what is the problem?

    thanx again to all

    Posted 2 weeks ago #

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