Apparently, I have ResponsiveFilemanager well integrated with TinyMCE , but when changing the permissions of files and directories, an error is generated, and it does not show the corresponding message that would be something like: You do not have permissions.
Specifically, I have only let the user upload files and create directories, but nothing to move, copy, paste, cut, edit, delete.
Then, for example, when I try to move a file, errors were generated with the file execute.php , ajax_calls.php , and always walk with a variable $_POST[ 'path' ] , as undefined index .
One curious thing I discovered was that by leaving the privilege of rename_files in true , everything worked normally. It seems that there was a conflict with that configuration parameter.
case 'copy_cut':
if($_POST[sub] != 'copy' && $_POST['sub_action'] != 'cut')
{
response(trans('wrong sub-action').AddErrorLocation())->send();
exit;
}
if (strpos($_POST['path'],'../') !==FALSE
|| strpos($_POST['path'],'./') !==FALSE
|| strpos($_POST['path'],'..\') !==FALSE
|| strpos($_POST['path'],'.\') !==FALSE
{
response(trans('wrong path'.AddErrorLocation()))->send();
exit;
}
if(trim($_POST['path']) == '')
{
response(trans('no path').AddErrorLocation())->send();
}
$msg_sub_action = ($_POST['sub_action'] == 'copy' ? trans('Copy') : trans('Cut') );
$path = $current_path . $_POST['path'];
if (is_dir($path))
{
// can't copy/cut dirs
if($copy_cut_dirs === false)
{
response(sprintf(trans('Copy_Cut_Not_Allowed'), $msg_sub_action, trans('Folders')).AddErrorLocation())->send();
//...
}
//...
}
//...