Symlinks

[theip4nda]

Can u add a function for following Symlinks?

I added my Usb drive with a symlink to my www dir and i cant open the directory.

Dear Nico

[jcampbell1]

That may be an issue with your web server setup. I don't think the code has any special handling for symlinks.

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Can u add a funkction for following Symlinks?

I added my Usb drive with a symlink to my www dir and i cant open the directory.

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[theip4nda]

When i browse the directory withour your php script then i can see and enter my symlink in my www folder. I give my usb drive 777 Rights

[jcampbell1]

Are you sure it isn't an Apache issue? Have you tried this?

http://superuser.com/questions/244245/how-do-i-get-apache-to-follow-symlinks

Or Nginx:

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/157022/make-nginx-follow-symlinks

In all honestly, I am not working on this project. If this is something you need, it is probably most expedient to find something else.

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When i browse the directory withour your php script then i can see and enter my symlink in my www folder. I give my usb drive 777 Rights

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[XanderStrike]

I can reproduce the issue. Given a directory structure that looks like this:

sfb/
├── Downloads -> /home/xander/Downloads/
└── index.php

Browsing to /sfb/#Downloads gets you an empty directory listing, but /sfb/Downloads/ gets you the Apache file browser guy. Permissions are correct (or else Apache wouldn't serve the directory listing or permit downloading files), so it must be something with the script. I may take some time to look into it but no promises. Just confirming it is the script.

[jcampbell1]

Should be fixed now.

[XanderStrike]

Can confirm it's definitely fixed, thanks!