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The specified path is not a directory. Probably an incorrect setting for the filesystem.rootpath option.

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I'm getting the following error:

 

The specified path is not a directory. Probably an incorrect setting for the filesystem.rootpath option.

 

When using tinyMCE file and image manager. Now, the current path is:

 

 

$mcImageManagerConfig['filesystem.rootpath'] = '../../../../uploads/';

 

I've tried changing that to the absolute system path but it's still getting the error. Can anyone shed any light on this please??

Probably not seeing the true route so the path is indeed wrong.

 

Run a php info to find the true abs path.

I think the rootpath option probably needs a root relative link with just one / in front:

$mcImageManagerConfig['filesystem.rootpath'] = '/uploads/';

 

It won't work on your local computer unless it's from Apache sever as it need to go direct to the root whereas your computer probably has C:\ as the root with lots of sub-folders.

Edited by Wickham

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phpinfo says that the root is: /kunden/homepages/33/d379967679/htdocs/FOLDER but when I try that it still brings up an error. I've even changed it to new directory within the folder the script is in but nothing.

 

:(

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