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This is a discussion on File manager within the osCmax v1.7 Discussion forums, part of the osCmax v1.7 Forums category; My file manager is insearting an extra slash. Code: public_html/MS2MAX//templates Did I add an end slash by mistake at setup? ...

      
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    My file manager is insearting an extra slash.
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    public_html/MS2MAX//templates
    Did I add an end slash by mistake at setup? Or is there an extra one in the mod. that needs to be removed as this is the only place it shows up.

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    ?? I'll have to look into that. I never use the filemanager in osc, it is not the best interface. VERY slow compared to SSH and FTP...
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    Open up /catalog/admin/includes/configure.php

    Remove a trailing slash from:
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      define('DIR_FS_CATALOG', 'public_html/MS2MAX/'); // absolute path required
    to:
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      define('DIR_FS_CATALOG', 'public_html/MS2MAX'); // absolute path required
    I would suggest you actually use:

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      define('DIR_FS_CATALOG', 'public_html/ms2max'); // absolute path required
    All lower case for ALL file names and directories. Lunix has problems if you have INDEX.html or INDEX.HTML or index.html - these are 3 differnent files and will be called separately. Some time when you save changes to a file and the changes don't show up - you might have saved with differnet upper/lower case. Where before you may have had all LOWER case and is not being displayed.

    Most FTP clients will have a force lower case for file/directory names for this reason. Lower case is the standard done on most webservers. Which is why most address and files are all lower case.

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    Thanks jpf, saved me a little time
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    The problem was actually in File Manager breadcrumb trail not the URL. Since I doubt any code changed for max in this file, I uploaded a new file_manager.php from the current snapshot and the problem was corrected. All is now well.

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