Filemanager error

ngegw 2010-04-06 15:48:24 UTC #1

When I try to go to the filemanager from another app (addressbook), I
get the error:
The requested path /apps/addressbook/24 is not available.
This is probably a configuration thing.
Filemanager works fine in my home folder, but none of the apps work.

Setup:
Where should eGroupware store file content: Filesystem
Path: /var/lib/egroupware/test/files

Site config:
Max folderlinks: 5

In the path, there is a workflow sub-dir owned by www-data (rwx------)
Thinking it would help, I created an apps subdir with similar perms
(rwxr-xr-x), but no change.

After I uploaded something into my home dir, there is a sqlfs subdir
with the same permissions.

I’m looking for tips to get the filemanager to work for apps.

Nathan

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JDlugi 2010-04-06 17:04:58 UTC #2

Hello Nathan,

I also noticed this behaviour, but if you have already uploaded a file to an address book, inoflog entry etc. through the edit view, you won’t get this error message. Is that right?

AFAIK the corresponding folder of an app-entry in the filemanger will not be automatically created when you are creating a new entry. The folder will be created at first time when you are uploading a file through the edit view.
Maybe this is for performance reason, not every app-entry will have attachments, preventing empty folders - maybe it is a bug.

Anyway, I think it would be nice if the corresponding folder is also automatically generated by clicking on the filemanager icon within an app. What do you think?

Jürgen

ngegw 2010-04-06 17:15:46 UTC #3

Hello Nathan,

I also noticed this behaviour, but if you have already uploaded a file to an
address book, inoflog entry etc. through the edit view, you won’t get this
error message. Is that right?

Thanks for that tip, that does get rid of the error.

AFAIK the corresponding folder of an app-entry in the filemanger will not be
automatically created …
Anyway, I think it would be nice if the corresponding folder is also
automatically generated by clicking on the filemanager icon within an app.
What do you think?

I can’t comment on the reasons why not. Could be performance, could
be a bug, could be something that is desired, but has not been done
yet. But I agree, it would be nice.

Nathan

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Leithoff_Klaus 2010-04-07 07:54:47 UTC #4

the reason for that, as Ralf said is/was, that you do not want to have all
the empty containers in egw_sqlfs table.
Create, by clicking on the filemanager icon within the app: Yes it would be
nice, but is not done yet.

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Hello Nathan,

I also noticed this behaviour, but if you have already uploaded a file to
an

address book, inoflog entry etc. through the edit view, you won’t get
this

error message. Is that right?

Thanks for that tip, that does get rid of the error.

AFAIK the corresponding folder of an app-entry in the filemanger will not
be

automatically created …
Anyway, I think it would be nice if the corresponding folder is also
automatically generated by clicking on the filemanager icon within an
app.

What do you think?

I can’t comment on the reasons why not. Could be performance, could
be a bug, could be something that is desired, but has not been done
yet. But I agree, it would be nice.

Nathan

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