Flie not recognized

[mcki0127]

I have a few installations of osc on my website. I noticed that when I log into the admin panel for a store and click on the "file manager" link, I can see every file on the server. I don't want different store owners having access to all the files. The filename in question is "file_manager.php" My solution is to move this file to it's own directory and password protect it, so only the administrator (me) can access the filemanager for each store.

 

Right now I'm testing this on my home computer, localhost. I moved the file to /admin/filemanager/file_manager.php Then, I defined that directory in /admin/includes/configure.php like this: define('DIR_WS_FILE_MANAGER', 'filemanager/'); I also changed this line in /admin/includes/filenames: define('FILENAME_FILE_MANAGER', DIR_WS_FILE_MANAGER . 'filemanager.php');

 

For some reason, osc will not recognize this file. I get this error when I click on the "File Manager" link:

 

Fatal error: main() Failed opening required 'includes/application_top.php' (include_path='.;c:\php4\pear') in c:\program files\appserv\www\ ... \admin\filemanager\file_manager.php on line 13

 

Ive tried restarting the webserver, but it doesn't help. Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

Steve

[Guest]

Line 13 in file_manager.php is:

 

  require('includes/application_top.php');

 

This is a relative path, so it would be expected that application_top.php would be found in /admin/filemanager/includes/ :D

 

Matti

[boxtel]

I have a few installations of osc on my website.  I noticed that when I log into the admin panel for a store and click on the "file manager"  link, I can see every file on the server.  I don't want different store owners having access to all the files.  The filename in question is "file_manager.php"  My solution is to move this file to it's own directory and password protect it, so only the administrator (me) can access the filemanager for each store. 

 

Right now I'm testing this on my home computer, localhost.  I moved the file to /admin/filemanager/file_manager.php  Then, I defined that directory in /admin/includes/configure.php like this:  define('DIR_WS_FILE_MANAGER',  'filemanager/');  I also changed this line in /admin/includes/filenames:  define('FILENAME_FILE_MANAGER', DIR_WS_FILE_MANAGER . 'filemanager.php');

 

For some reason, osc will not recognize this file.  I get this error when I click on the "File Manager" link:

 

Fatal error: main() Failed opening required 'includes/application_top.php' (include_path='.;c:\php4\pear') in c:\program files\appserv\www\ ... \admin\filemanager\file_manager.php on line 13

 

Ive tried restarting the webserver, but it doesn't help.  Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

Steve

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forget the filemanager, delete it

[mcki0127]

Oh, I misunderstood the error message. Going with Amanda's idea, I may just delete it all together since I never use it. But for future reference, how would I remedy this?

 

Thnaks to both of you.

[mcki0127]

Oh, I misunderstood the error message.  Going with Amanda's idea, I may just delete it all together since I never use it.  But for future reference, how would I remedy this?

 

Thnaks to both of you.

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Never mind. I guess I was pretty tired last night at 3:00am :wacko: I know how to change the path to fix this problem.