Hallo
Im wondaring how does 'Upload File Path' (during creating new project) work. shall i be able to upload file from my pc? can u give any example of such a path?
thnx a lot
regards.
how does 'Upload File Path' work?
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hmackiernan
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Hello Hazy:
If you have the following in your config_inc.php:
$g_file_upload_method = DISK;
then Mantis will store attachments to bugs on the local (to the server) filesystem.
[the other option is to store them in the Database]
You can configure per-project folders for each project.
In my instance I've put the absolute filepath
(example (I'm running IIS/Windows)
D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Internal\mantis\Project_01)
for attachments for Project_01, etc.
Obviously any filesystem folders you create must be write-able by the
webserver process but probably *shouldn't* be served by the webserver unless you want the attachments to be visible outside of Mantis.
Note that the word DISK in the config file is not a string but rather a symbolic constant defined elsewhere in Mantis' internals --
WRONG:
$g_file_upload_method = "DISK";
RIGHT:
$g_file_upload_method = DISK;
This bedevilled me no end the first time I was trying to get file uploads to work.
---
I also recall [dimly] that there are configuration changes to PHP itself that you need to make to allow file uploads to work at all, irrespective of Mantis -- but I can't recall them off the top of my head now-- I'll followup if I find them.
-h
If you have the following in your config_inc.php:
$g_file_upload_method = DISK;
then Mantis will store attachments to bugs on the local (to the server) filesystem.
[the other option is to store them in the Database]
You can configure per-project folders for each project.
In my instance I've put the absolute filepath
(example (I'm running IIS/Windows)
D:\Inetpub\wwwroot\Internal\mantis\Project_01)
for attachments for Project_01, etc.
Obviously any filesystem folders you create must be write-able by the
webserver process but probably *shouldn't* be served by the webserver unless you want the attachments to be visible outside of Mantis.
Note that the word DISK in the config file is not a string but rather a symbolic constant defined elsewhere in Mantis' internals --
WRONG:
$g_file_upload_method = "DISK";
RIGHT:
$g_file_upload_method = DISK;
This bedevilled me no end the first time I was trying to get file uploads to work.
---
I also recall [dimly] that there are configuration changes to PHP itself that you need to make to allow file uploads to work at all, irrespective of Mantis -- but I can't recall them off the top of my head now-- I'll followup if I find them.
-h