On 8/5/07, Mike Heins <suppressed> wrote: > Quoting Dan Bergan (suppressed): > > I'm having trouble with the [if file] tag. > > > > I have created a symbolic link in my catroot to a directory. I have > > given the interchange user permission to the directory. I can log in > > to the command prompt as the interchange user and see the directory > > and I can read the files. > > > > when I try: > > > > [if type=file term=|files/test.txt|]found![/if] > > > > it doesn't not see the file. > > > > I have also tried the full path to the file, and still nothing. I'm > > sure I'm doing something stupid, but I just can't see what I'm doing > > wrong. Can anyone point out what my problem might be? > > > > Paths are relative to the catalog directory, not interchange > or home directory. > I believe that is what I did... My catalog directory is: /var/lib/interchange/catalog The actual directory is in my httpdocs directory, called "files". So, I created a symbolic link to the "files" directory. So, now there is a sub-directory: /var/lib/interchange/catalog/files And then I tried: [if type=file term=|files/test.txt|]found![/if] Can the [if file] follow a symbolic link? Dan _______________________________________________ interchange-users mailing list suppressed http://www.icdevgroup.org/mailman/listinfo/interchange-users
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