Hi, I need help on uploading files for the following configuration: Windows XP/Apache 2.0.63/PHP 5.1.2/phpwiki 1.3 I get the following message: Error uploading "file" (any files so far), and the following PHP warning at the bottom: lib\pear\Cache\Container\file.php:119 Warning[2]: mkdir() [ function.mkdir function.mkdir ]: No such file or directory I thought it meant the directory could not be created, but there is an "uploads" and an "uploadsMyUserName" directory created under phpwiki directory. Any hints ? Also I ́m having some problems regarding user authentication, I have tried the Apache httpasswd aproach but it just does not work, I read the config file several times but I can ́t figure out what I ́m missing here, I ́m not a php guru but I know about Apache passwords and how to configure them. Thanks for your help. Regards -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/upload-in-windows-tp18206215p18206215.html Sent from the phpwiki-talk mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
otrotabi schrieb: > Hi, I need help on uploading files for the following configuration: > > Windows XP/Apache 2.0.63/PHP 5.1.2/phpwiki 1.3 > > I get the following message: Error uploading "file" (any files so far), and > the following PHP warning at the bottom: > > lib\pear\Cache\Container\file.php:119 Warning[2]: mkdir() [ function.mkdir > function.mkdir ]: No such file or directory > > I thought it meant the directory could not be created, but there is an > "uploads" and an "uploadsMyUserName" directory created under phpwiki > directory. > > Any hints ? Yes. You encountered the typical Upload missing ending slash problem. Search the mailinglist for adhoc solutions. I would set the UPLOAD_FILE_PATH in config.ini, with ending slash. UPLOAD_FILE_PATH = /var/www/htdocs/uploads/ > Also I ́m having some problems regarding user authentication, I have tried > the Apache httpasswd aproach but it just does not work, I read the config > file several times but I can ́t figure out what I ́m missing here, I ́m not a > php guru but I know about Apache passwords and how to configure them. There are two options here: First, let apache do the auth. phpwiki is just in one apache realm and does no auth at all, it just gets the userid from the webserver headers. This is called: USER_AUTH_ORDER = "HttpAuth" The second is via a htpasswd alike file. USER_AUTH_ORDER = "File" AUTH_USER_FILE = /etc/httpd/.htpasswd Typically with AUTH_USER_FILE_STORABLE = false -- Reini Urban http://phpwiki.org/ http://murbreak.at/
Dear Reini I added the following line con config.ini in /phpwiki/config UPLOAD_FILE_PATH=C:/program files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/phpwiki/uploads/, and also tried the same between "". I still get the same errors. I also tried manually adding a slash into upload.php, as suggested in a post by Zac Elston. It looks line Zac had the same problems I do, but his August 2 2007 post seems to have changed its topic and I don ́t know how this ended. Reini Urban wrote: > > otrotabi schrieb: >> Hi, I need help on uploading files for the following configuration: >> >> Windows XP/Apache 2.0.63/PHP 5.1.2/phpwiki 1.3 >> >> I get the following message: Error uploading "file" (any files so far), >> and >> the following PHP warning at the bottom: >> >> lib\pear\Cache\Container\file.php:119 Warning[2]: mkdir() [ >> function.mkdir >> function.mkdir ]: No such file or directory >> >> I thought it meant the directory could not be created, but there is an >> "uploads" and an "uploadsMyUserName" directory created under phpwiki >> directory. >> >> Any hints ? > > Yes. You encountered the typical Upload missing ending slash problem. > Search the mailinglist for adhoc solutions. > I would set the UPLOAD_FILE_PATH in config.ini, with ending slash. > > UPLOAD_FILE_PATH = /var/www/htdocs/uploads/ > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/upload-in-windows-tp18206215p18303136.html Sent from the phpwiki-talk mailing list archive at Nabble.com.