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Support => General => Topic started by: armpouniotis on February 11, 2007, 20:59:47

Title: Configuration Problem: "" does not exist.
Post by: armpouniotis on February 11, 2007, 20:59:47
i have created a new folder in media manager, but, when I am trying to upload an image I get the following message:

Configuration Problem: "" does not exist.

Why ????

Thank you
Title: Re: Configuration Problem: "" does not exist.
Post by: datahell on February 11, 2007, 22:53:05
It seems to me that you upload nothing... (maybe because you press the wrong button).
I need more information to solve your problem. Tell us exactly what you are doing, what are you trying to upload and where, and paste here the full error report including paths etc. Are you sure your global configuration settings are right? Are you sure you have set the right permissions to folders?
Title: Re: Configuration Problem: "" does not exist.
Post by: armpouniotis on February 12, 2007, 01:00:35
I go to Media Manager and I create a new folder named "news", which is a sub-folder of stories. So it is "stories/news/". I get into the "news" folder and I get the message,"Configuration Problem: "" does not exist."

I am browsing an image from my pc and then I press the "Upload" button to put it in the folder "news". Unfortunately, "Upload FAILED"...

I have changed the permissions, but the problem remains......

Title: Re: Configuration Problem: "" does not exist.
Post by: datahell on February 12, 2007, 07:48:56
This error only appears when you try to list images in a folder and there is a problem with the path (file or folder). This path if consisted of the following line:

$mosConfig_absolute_path."/images/".$listdir

Even if $listdir is wrong the script should browse folder $mosConfig_absolute_path."/images/"
So I think the problem has something to do with the $mosConfig_absolute_path variable. This global variable is the path where you have Elxis installed. Check that the format of this path is right and that does NOT end in a slash('/').

Example for Linux:
/home/username/public_html
Example for Windows:
C:/Program Files/Apache Group/Apache2/htdocs/elxis

$mosConfig_absolute_path is located inside the configuration.php file.
If $mosConfig_absolute_path is OK then you have a permissions issue.