fattony69 Well-known member Mar 23, 2011 #1 When importing, the attachments works with this setup: [path]/vbattachments but custom avatars show up as this, but gives an error that they don't exist: ./customavatars It works if changed to this: [path]/customavatars
When importing, the attachments works with this setup: [path]/vbattachments but custom avatars show up as this, but gives an error that they don't exist: ./customavatars It works if changed to this: [path]/customavatars
Dean in memoriam Mar 23, 2011 #2 Are you saying the customavatars directory needs the absolute path specified, and when the relative path is given it does not work? Assuming that is what you mean, could the answer be to specify the full path?
Are you saying the customavatars directory needs the absolute path specified, and when the relative path is given it does not work? Assuming that is what you mean, could the answer be to specify the full path?
fattony69 Well-known member Mar 23, 2011 #3 Dean said: Are you saying the customavatars directory needs the absolute path specified, and when the relative path is given it does not work? Assuming that is what you mean, could the answer be to specify the full path? Click to expand... Basically (without giving my info out): /home/servername/public_html/vbattachments works. ./customavatars gives me an error, but if I change to /home/servername/public_html/customavatars It works. So, I believe that is what you said.
Dean said: Are you saying the customavatars directory needs the absolute path specified, and when the relative path is given it does not work? Assuming that is what you mean, could the answer be to specify the full path? Click to expand... Basically (without giving my info out): /home/servername/public_html/vbattachments works. ./customavatars gives me an error, but if I change to /home/servername/public_html/customavatars It works. So, I believe that is what you said.
Mike XenForo developer Staff member Mar 24, 2011 #4 This is expected, if your XF is in a different location from vB. We simply print out the value that is stored within vB for the path, so if it's using a relative value, it may not work.
This is expected, if your XF is in a different location from vB. We simply print out the value that is stored within vB for the path, so if it's using a relative value, it may not work.
fattony69 Well-known member Mar 24, 2011 #5 Mike said: This is expected, if your XF is in a different location from vB. We simply print out the value that is stored within vB for the path, so if it's using a relative value, it may not work. Click to expand... Good to know. Thanks for clearing that up.
Mike said: This is expected, if your XF is in a different location from vB. We simply print out the value that is stored within vB for the path, so if it's using a relative value, it may not work. Click to expand... Good to know. Thanks for clearing that up.