Yes. The dir is "file".
Maybe the script can't write to that dir. Try to make it "accessable" .. for the tests you can try to chmod 777 file/ directory and then test the attachments. Also check the ownership of that file directory. The owner must be user that runs web server (eg. www-data). If you are using shared hosting ask your hosting provider. But furst of all, check with this command "chmod 777 -R file/"

Greetings,
Milen

Quoting Patrick Phelan <[email protected]>:

Does anyone know why I'm receiving the error message "File could not be
moved to destination directory" when attaching an image to a notice?

Is there s specific directory that should writable for this?

Below are my settings:

$config['attachments']['supported'] = array('image/png', 'image/jpeg',
'image/jpg', 'image/gif', 'application/ogg');
$config['attachments']['file_quota'] = 5000000;
$config['attachments']['user_quota'] = 50000000;
$config['attachments']['monthly_quota'] = 15000000;
$config['attachments']['uploads'] = true;

$config['oohembed']['endpoint'] = 'http://oohembed.com/oohembed/';


Thanks,

--
Patrick




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