Yes, this line limits the name to letters only (commands.php, line 619 or so):
$filepath = $BOLTfilesDir . '/' . BOLTfilter($BOLTarray[$fp],
'letters');
You could try changing it to
$filepath = $BOLTfilesDir . '/' . BOLTfilter($BOLTarray[$fp],
'-_a-z0-9');
and see if that doesn't fix it. Or perhaps some actual regex pattern
like '/^([-_a-z0-9]+)$/'
If this works, let me know, and I'll update the script. Unfortunately
I don't have a filter specifically designed for this. At some point
I'd like to rethink the filtering system a bit (particularly, to
integrate it with form validation), but I guess it's not that
pressing...
Cheers,
Dan
On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 2:44 PM, karlh626 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Dan for this info. On another note, I posted an earlier
> message about being unable to create subdirs which contained numbers.
> Do you have any quick insight on that?
>
> On Jan 29, 10:22 am, The Editor <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Ok, I've looked into this a bit and the problem is the files folder
>> has to exist first before you can create a subdirectory, else you get
>> errors. In php 5 you have an automatic recursion parameter but in
>> keeping with our goal of maintaining support of 4.0 I've instead
>> rewritten the code just a slight bit to automatically make the files
>> folder first before creating any subdirectories, so this should clear
>> up.
>>
>> In commands.php, I inserted this second line around 609
>>
>> $BOLTfilesDir = BOLTconfig('BOLTfilesDir', 'files');
>> BOLTfixdir($BOLTfilesDir, false);
>>
>> And then rewrote the section in between the first and last lines
>> below, just a bit farther down:
>>
>> $fp = "filepath" . substr($field, 6);
>> if (isset($BOLTarray[$fp])) {
>> $filepath = $BOLTfilesDir . '/' .
>> BOLTfilter($BOLTarray[$fp], 'letters');
>> BOLTfixdir($filepath, false);
>> }
>> else $filepath = $BOLTfilesDir;
>> if ($_FILES[$field]['error'] != UPLOAD_ERR_OK)
>> BOLTabort('upload_error', "~$filename");
>>
>> Maybe not quite as efficient, but more foolproof.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Dan
>>
>>
>>
>> On Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 8:03 AM, karlh626 <[email protected]> wrote:
>> > what about the permissions of the field, file and subdir folders (not
>> > the files inside the folders)? are those different? If the folder
>> > has a different permission or owner/group then the "user" that
>> > boltwire runs under may not permission to either write to that
>> > subfolder or read from that subfolder.
>>
>> > Make sure that the owner and group as well as the permissions for
>> > files and subdir folders match that of the pages folder.
>>
>> > Karl
>>
>> > On Jan 26, 11:38 am, loonquawl <[email protected]> wrote:
>> >> Thanks for the fast answer!
>>
>> >> The permissions are indeed different - 644 for most files in the Field/
>> >> Pages folder, but 600 for all uploaded pictures and .txt files in the
>> >> Field/Files and Field/Files/Subdir folders.
>> >> How can i fix this from within Boltwire? (changing the eprmission via
>> >> ftp to 644 (read access for group and world) solved the problem, but
>> >> it would be nice to be able to upload without external-ftp-
>> >> intervention)
>>
>> >> Thank You.
>>
>> >> On 26 Jan., 13:30, karlh626 <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> >> > Do you have the same problem if you do not upload to a different
>> >> > directory (just upload to the parent, "files"?
>>
>> >> > If you look at the user and group permissions in your ftp program of
>> >> > the directory "test" are they the same as "files" or "pages"?
>>
>> >> > In my experience when displaying pictures located in files
>> >> > subdirectory, the display format needs to be [^image.jpg
>> >> > dir=subdirname^]
>>
>> >> > Karl
>>
>> >> > On Jan 26, 7:26 am, loonquawl <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> >> > > Hi!
>>
>> >> > > I have been using BW for some time now, and am very satified. I only
>> >> > > used text and the embedded Google Calendars, tinkered a little with
>> >> > > the skin and installed the shop action (on the newest version of BW,
>> >> > > 3.3.6). It then occured to me that some images might be nice, so i
>> >> > > uploaded them using the [^image.jpg^] way. Only it did not work,
>> >> > > fully. What happened was, that the images got uploaded, even the
>> >> > > folders were created, for instance
>> >> > > www.______.de/web/field/files/test/ttt3.jpg
>> >> > > . The problem is that those images are not displayed - if i upload
>> >> > > a .txt, it is displayed as a download link, but the download does not
>> >> > > work, because "403: Forbidden (Directory index forbidden)" - So i
>> >> > > guess this is about permissions - which i do not know anything about.
>>
>> >> > > Anybody an idea how to solve this?
>>
>> >> > > Cheers
>>
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