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Comment	> Using gollem-HEAD-2005-04-04.tar.gz: > > > > I implemented this tonight and found the following: > > > > When clicking on File Manager after first logging in, user gets taken > to their home directory. > > > > The normal non-linux (unix, etc) user will not know to click on the > "Change Folder" link at the top and type in / to go to the root > directory. > > > > Clicking on Change Folder, navigate to any folder on the drive. For > example, change to dir foo. User gets taken to the foo dir. There > is no longer a link to back to the / dir. When clicking on the > "Home" link at the top, the page tries to take the user to the user's > home dir under the dir that they are currently in. example, user is > in dir foo, clicking on the "Home" link at the top tries to take the > user to foo/user_home_dir. > > > > My backends.php file: > > > > $backends['file'] = array( > > 'name' => 'Virtual Home Directories', > > 'driver' => 'file', > > 'preferred' => '', > > 'root' => '', > > 'params' => array( > > // The base location of user home directories. > > 'vfsroot' => '/http/vfs/', > > // The name of the current user's home directory. > > 'home' => Auth::getAuth() > > ), > > 'attributes' => array('type', 'name', 'download', 'modified', > 'size', 'permission', 'owner', 'group') > > ); > > > > Parsing through Gollem.php and manager.php under the gollem dir, it > seems as if the function: > > > > function getHome() > > { > > return $GLOBALS['gollem_be']['home']; > > } > > > > isn't actually grabbing the user's home or the root home. > > > > Output of debugging: > > > > currdir value from line 186 or manager.php: /Fun Videos/tony > > > > globals gollem_be home value from line 150 of Gollem.php: tony > > > > I'm not sure how to change this to add the "Root" link back to the > beginning of the path display right next to the refresh icon nor how > to change the "Home" link at the top of the page to go to the user's > actual dir or the root dir. > > > > Any help on this would be appreciated. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Antonio DeLaCruz
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