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2 | About the folder "userdata/attachments" |
2 | About the folder "userdata/attachments" |
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5 | This folder is used by the plugin "publicPages/095_attachments". |
5 | This folder is used by the plugin "publicPages/095_attachments". |
6 | 6 | ||
7 | Contents: |
7 | Contents: |
8 | - userdata/attachments/filetypes.conf (optional) to define/overwrite fileformat descriptions placed in 3p/vts_fileformats/filetypes.conf |
8 | - userdata/attachments/filetypes.conf (optional) to define/overwrite fileformat descriptions placed in 3p/vts_fileformats/filetypes.conf |
9 | - Folders with attachments users have uploaded. |
9 | - Folders with attachments users have uploaded. |
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11 | Example for folder names: |
11 | Example for folder names: |
12 | oid_2_999: for a normal OID |
12 | oid_2_999: for a normal OID |
13 | oid_1_3_6_1_4_1_37476_30_9_<sysid>_<smallhash>: for a non-OID object |
13 | oid_1_3_6_1_4_1_37476_30_9_<sysid>_<smallhash>: for a non-OID object |
14 | If your system does not have a public key / system ID (e.g. because of missing OpenSSL), the names are |
14 | If your system does not have a public key / system ID (e.g. because of missing OpenSSL), the names are |
15 | oid_2_999: for a normal OID |
15 | oid_2_999: for a normal OID |
16 | oid_2_25_<...>: for a GUID |
16 | oid_2_25_<...>: for a GUID |
17 | <md5hash>: for other non-OID objects |
17 | <md5hash>: for other non-OID objects |
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19 | In order for the file attachment upload to work, |
19 | In order for the file attachment upload to work, |
20 | you need to adjust the folder permissions. |
20 | you need to adjust the folder permissions. |
21 | For example, on Linux "chown" to the user "www-data" or "chmod" to "0777". |
21 | For example, on Linux "chown" to the user "www-data" or "chmod" to "0777". |