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    Posted by Glen Richards posts: 2 United States

    Is it possible for an admin to place files into a user's directory via ftp? I have files that must be placed daily in each user's directory, and I'd prefer not to use "file upload".

    Perhaps I'm going about this the wrong way! 😕 I'd like to have each user have unique access to particular files that are updated daily - can this be done in Tikiwiki? ❓

    Thanks in advance for any help!

    Glen

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    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    yo,

    If you mean user files feature, you'll need to do a little coding. Those files are only stored in the database.

    besides, even the file galleries dont allow FTP of files at the moment, although I have been working on a sneaky little tweak for that.

    Damian

    Posted by Glen Richards posts: 2 United States

    Damian,

    Thanks for the reply! What I need is a way for an admin to make a particular file available to a particular user (or more accurately, particular files to particular users) on a daily basis. My hope was to avoid logging the files into the database - I had hoped there might be a way of FTPing the files to the appropriate directories and each individual would see the files meant for him alone.

    I realize I'm doing a very lousy job describing what I want, so if I can try to clear it up for you, please let me know! 🙄

    Glen

    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    > glenster:
    > Damian,
    >
    > Thanks for the reply! What I need is a way for an admin to make a particular file available to a particular user (or more accurately, particular files to particular users) on a daily basis. My hope was to avoid logging the files into the database - I had hoped there might be a way of FTPing the files to the appropriate directories and each individual would see the files meant for him alone.
    >
    > I realize I'm doing a very lousy job describing what I want, so if I can try to clear it up for you, please let me know! 🙄
    >
    > Glen

    Well currently in Tiki there is no FTP import features anywhere. So this isnt going to be possible (yet). 1.9 should include (given my time permitting) a FTP import feature for the image galleries, and also file galleries, but the feature will rename the file to its md5 hash, to continue the secure aspects of Tiki.


    Posted by Glen Richards posts: 2 United States

    Damian,

    Thanks for the reply! What I need is a way for an admin to make a particular file available to a particular user (or more accurately, particular files to particular users) on a daily basis. My hope was to avoid logging the files into the database - I had hoped there might be a way of FTPing the files to the appropriate directories and each individual would see the files meant for him alone.

    I realize I'm doing a very lousy job describing what I want, so if I can try to clear it up for you, please let me know! 🙄

    Glen

    Posted by Damian Parker posts: 2881 United Kingdom

    > glenster:
    > Damian,
    >
    > Thanks for the reply! What I need is a way for an admin to make a particular file available to a particular user (or more accurately, particular files to particular users) on a daily basis. My hope was to avoid logging the files into the database - I had hoped there might be a way of FTPing the files to the appropriate directories and each individual would see the files meant for him alone.
    >
    > I realize I'm doing a very lousy job describing what I want, so if I can try to clear it up for you, please let me know! 🙄
    >
    > Glen

    Well currently in Tiki there is no FTP import features anywhere. So this isnt going to be possible (yet). 1.9 should include (given my time permitting) a FTP import feature for the image galleries, and also file galleries, but the feature will rename the file to its md5 hash, to continue the secure aspects of Tiki.