hey all - easy question - we have a ibiblio account and the default dump directory is not available - i have tried loads of permutations to find a directory that it can dump to but i don't know where phpwiki is starting from i.e. what dir /? - can someone give me some tips?
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sorry, didn't realise you could get zip xhtml snaphots now!
we have access to the local filesystem it's just i don't know what path to give phpwiki to get to the part we have access to, was hoping someone in a similar situation had some experience...
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- The absolute path is always absolute. No misinterpretations possible :)
- The relative path is relative to the phpwiki install dir.
BTW: I made mistake. XHTML dumps are for Dumps in html format. You probably want a ZIP Snapshot (or ZIP Dump) for backup purposes. (in serialized format) This gets copied to your local filesystem also.
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hey all - easy question - we have a ibiblio account and the default dump directory is not available - i have tried loads of permutations to find a directory that it can dump to but i don't know where phpwiki is starting from i.e. what dir /? - can someone give me some tips?
The only solution is the get a XHTML ZIP Snapshot then, if you have no access or permissions to the local filesystem.
sorry, didn't realise you could get zip xhtml snaphots now!
we have access to the local filesystem it's just i don't know what path to give phpwiki to get to the part we have access to, was hoping someone in a similar situation had some experience...
- The absolute path is always absolute. No misinterpretations possible :)
- The relative path is relative to the phpwiki install dir.
BTW: I made mistake. XHTML dumps are for Dumps in html format. You probably want a ZIP Snapshot (or ZIP Dump) for backup purposes. (in serialized format) This gets copied to your local filesystem also.