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Hi,

I have 2 questions:

1) If you delete an attachment it doesn't remove it from the /upload/ directory - has anyone solved this?

2) Is it possible to hide the /upload/ directory in tomcat? If an attachment is removed because of a specific reason i don't want it to be accessible by any other means.

Thanks

Liam
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liam wrote:2) Is it possible to hide the /upload/ directory in tomcat? If an attachment is removed because of a specific reason i don't want it to be accessible by any other means.


If you hide the directory or made it inaccessible, then JForum users couldn't upload files.

You could delete the attachment file from the upload directory manually.
[originally posted on jforum.net by GatorBait3]
 
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