I would still recommend the same approach as I did previously. Otherwise you are going to have serious database problems. If you can get them all available on the webserver file system use importImages.php from /maintenance for mass uploading
On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 9:08 AM, Jefsey jefsey@jefsey.com wrote:
At 14:41 05/11/2014, John wrote:
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John,
Thank you for the response. But I have scores of files to maintain through synchronizing scripts. I cannot manage them through uploads. Moreover that some are on the same computer at another place. I suppose I have to go through the nightmare you announce ... Where the solution could be detailed ?
Let me phrase it in the most simple way.
- I have a file under /jefsey/graphs/xxxx.jpg.
- I have a wiki under /home/name/www with its /home/name/www/images
directory.
How can I make [[File:xxxx.jpg]] display the file? Or another command do it?
Or may be is there a list more appropriate to ask for such a solution?
Deep thanks. jfc
You are asking for a headache, My suggestion is to enable file uploads but
restrict it to a special user group and have yourself as they only member
On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 8:26 AM, JFC Morfin jefsey@jefsey.com wrote:
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