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1. I have checked my path using phpinfo. This is the string that I have been pasting in the textbox, but the extra content will not shows up.
2. Tried using www.domain.com/file.txt. Using this syntax shows an error with the path since "domain" is added to the path prior to listing the file.txt.
This is what I see when using www.domain.com/file.txt:
ERROR: Opening linked file '/usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/www.domain.com/linktofiletest.txt' failed: No such file or directory
The actual path is: '/usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs/linktofiletest.txt'
With this change, no error will show up, but the file with xtra content isn't grabbed.
I have run out of ideas, so if anybody has any suggestions, it would be greatly appreciated. Or if you have a demo file structure that I could try, that would be helpful.
Thanks for your time,
Bill
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I don't think the original string you refer to in #1 above got posted...
The filename can either be an absolute path or relative to your MT site publishing directory. So if linktofiletest.txt exists at the top level of your MT directory, you could simply enter "linktofiletest.txt"--does that not work?
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Oh, I think that I have been putting the file in the wrong place: httpdocs/linktofile.txt
I'll try putting linktofile.txt in the cgi-bin directory which is on the same level as httpdocs at cgi-bin/mt333.
Thanks for your help,
Bill
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No error(s) are showing up when I use "linktofiletest.txt". But still it is a NoGo for posting of this file.
Is there an easy way to put debug statements inside of LinkEntryToFile.pl?
The filename can either be an absolute path or relative to your MT site publishing directory. So if linktofiletest.txt exists at the top level of your MT directory, you could simply enter "linktofiletest.txt"--does that not work?
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