phpThumbs throws a php error when editing a resource with non-empty image TV

[modxbot]

yogooo created Redmine issue ID 7487

h2. Summary

phpThumbs throws a php error when editing a resource with a non-empty image TV set to use a filesystem media source. The path to the image is mis-build. However the image thumbnail renders properly.

h2. The Error

(ERROR @ /path_to_modx_install/modx-2.2.0-pl2/core/model/phpthumb/phpthumb.class.php : 1054) PHP warning: is_link() [function.is-link]: open_basedir restriction in effect. File(/path_to_modx_installpicture.png) is not within the allowed path(s): (/path_to_modx_install:/tmp_php_upload:/tmp_php_sessions)

Look at the path in « File(/path_to_modx_installpicture.png) », the media source path is missing.

h2. Steps to reproduce

• setup a revo2.2.0-pl2 install,
• create a new Filesystem Media Source with Basepath = "assets/images/",
• create a new image TV with media source set to the one created in the previous step,
• make the image TV accessible to the Basetemplate,
• create a new resource with Basetemplate,
• fill in a resource title,
• set an image to the image TV (make sure the custom media source is in use, the image should be uploded to "assets/images"),
• save and close the resource,
• edit the resource.

h2. Observed

The error reported above was logged (most likely multiple times)

h2. Expected

Properly build path (ie with path to media source), no error logged

h2. Remarks

• This error also occurs with the default media source. However I had you use a custom one to show that the whole media source path is missing.
• Tested only with filesystem media source type

[MarkH]

markh submitted:

I think you're missing a step here:

"- create a new Filesystem Media Source with Basepath = "assets/images/","

You'll also want to set the base url to assets/images/.

The path is what's used for accessing it through PHP and is usually prefixed with the MODX base_path (eg /home/user/public_html/assets/images/image.png) - the path is used for listing files and uploading, removing and chmodding files. The url is what's used for display the file and is usually prefixed with the MODX base_url (eg http://site.com/assets/image.png).

[modxbot]

yogooo submitted:

Yep, forgot to add this step. However it doesn't affect the issue.