symlink problem about organizr HOT 11 CLOSED

I'm already working on something similar to that for v1.0

When first installing it will ask you where you would like for it to store the database. It will then save it in an another file.

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You can edit user.php to set where the DB goes.

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@HeroCC I know you can modify it but the point is that if the version gets updated that file will get overwritten.

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can you just add www-data to the group that has permissions to opt?

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@causefx I think for the purpose of the database files having them located elsewhere is necessary and configuring that is a good enhancement :)

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@ShoGinn correct, I was just speaking in the meantime.

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@causefx, I would recommend that you have user.php include another (optional) config.php that can override the defaults you have there so folks can create/edit config.php with any server specific settings they need. Also, please put config.php in .gitignore so that updates and gut pulls, etc. do not ever need to touch it. Right now, we need to revert our customizations to users.php then get the latest & then re-appy those customizations.

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just a heads up this is fixed.

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Thanks! I have been trying to implement this into a simpler solution and integration into a nginx location setup!

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so far I have:

   location ~ /(\.|users.db) {
        deny all;
    }

Any idea what you are going to do with that users folder??

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what ever location you specify on the startup when you update, will use that path for both the db file and users folder.

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