dbail Posted December 30, 2012 Posted December 30, 2012 This simple path and file name uploads as it should. /All Scans/32118-Registration.jpg The same folder name/path for the SCDelete /All Scans/32118-Registration.jpg Returns an Error 500
dbail Posted December 31, 2012 Author Posted December 31, 2012 More information. I can create a web object that correctly displays the image and shows the Delete button. Clicking the Delete button causes the same 500 error. I have checked the permissions from the root of the C drive down to the enclosing folder and everyone has permission. I am not understanding how the file can be uploaded and displayed but cannot be deleted. All messages indicate the enclosing folder "does not exist"
SCninja Posted January 7, 2013 Posted January 7, 2013 Hey there, There could be a number of things in play here: 1. First off, I would recommend avoiding the use of file names as your SuperContainer folder path. Instead of: /All Scans/3211-Registration.jpg Use: /All Scans/1 with the file 3211-Registration.jpg uploaded to that SC folder. 2. Are you running the latest version of BOTH SuperContainer server and the Companion plugin? This is critical to ensuring uploads, downloads, and deletions work. 3. Did you set your base URL to the correct machine containing the file to delete? This is probably a no-brainer, but you'd be surprised at how many instances I've seen this occur. - Make sure if you're running the server on port 8020, you've set your base URL to this as well. Signed,
dbail Posted January 10, 2013 Author Posted January 10, 2013 Thanks but there are 46,000 image in the All Scans folder. I have no problem viewing or uploading files. Just deleting. All ports are correct, Base URL works because the upload works. It appears that SC has been designed to allow upload, download and display using the file path method but not delete? Anybody at 360 reading this forum?
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