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    In reply to: [File Away] [fileaway sub=”foo”] -> no output, [fileup sub=”foo”] works
    Thread Starter egbokalaka

    (@egbokalaka)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    I have a modest budget for consulting. My email is egbokalaka@gmail.com. Shoot me some email with a quote, if you like. Regardless, your support for your plugin is awesome. I can’t tell whether it’s going to work or not for my purposes, but I can tell you that the plugin I want to switch away from has zero support, even with the “pro” version. It makes a huge difference.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [File Away] [fileaway sub=”foo”] -> no output, [fileup sub=”foo”] works
    Thread Starter egbokalaka

    (@egbokalaka)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    So you would think. Except that the [fileup] tags result in code that can write to the same folders.
    Do you know your way around Linux? I can give you access to a shell and administrative access to WordPress.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [File Away] [fileaway sub=”foo”] -> no output, [fileup sub=”foo”] works
    Thread Starter egbokalaka

    (@egbokalaka)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    I should note that ‘ptin’ is a user account and www-data is the group the web server belongs to. Uploaded files are owned by www-data:www-data, which is the user and group of the server. Normally, access is through group permissions. The entire hierarchy is group owned by www-data.

    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [File Away] [fileaway sub=”foo”] -> no output, [fileup sub=”foo”] works
    Thread Starter egbokalaka

    (@egbokalaka)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    The server is running Ubuntu 16.04 and Apache 2.4.18. I have root shell access. Test files end up in the filebase directory. Subdirectories of filebase contain the files I want to see. My tag looks like this: [code][fileaway base="1" sub="filebase" directories="on"].[/code] The filebase directory and children are owned by ptin:www-data. Directories are mode 770 and files are 660. Other than .htaccess there are no files in firebase, only subdirectories. Upload files do land in filebase though, and their presence doesn’t make any [fileaway] output show up. Setting debug on the [fileaway] tag does produce the diagnostic output confirming that filebase is looking at the proper directory.

    Thanks for being so responsive!

    • This reply was modified 9 years, 6 months ago by egbokalaka.
    Forum: Plugins
    In reply to: [File Away] [fileaway sub=”foo”] -> no output, [fileup sub=”foo”] works
    Thread Starter egbokalaka

    (@egbokalaka)

    9 years, 6 months ago

    I’m still scratching my head over this. My [fileaway] tags produce no output in the html whereas [fileup] tags dump quite a lot of javascript in the html, which functions just fine to upload to the very directory the [fileaway] tags are missing. Turning on debug on those tags does produce diagnostic output that shows that the pathname is set correctly.

    This is a self-hosted site running WP 4.6.1. Fileaway is the only enabled plugin. My tags look like this.
    [fileaway base=”1″ sub=”filebase” directories=”on”]
    and
    [fileup sub=”filebase”]

    The debug shows the resultant path as “/var/www/phtml/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/filebase which is correct. The file uploads have sufficient permission to write the files. The filebase directory and children are owned by ptin:www-data. Directories are mode 770 and files are 660.

    No errors appear on the javascript console which is no wonder since there’s no javascript to fail.

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