From: Peter C. McCluskey (pcm@rahul.net)
Date: Thu Jul 11 2002 - 17:14:48 CDT
I.A.Cameron@open.ac.uk (Ian Cameron) writes:
>Message in file archive/2002/07/001.html contains a link to an attachment
>which is stored in archive/att-001/attachment.ext. The link to the
>attachment in the message is ../../att-001/attachment.ext.
>
>This is fine if you have got to the message via the folders list, i.e.
>2002/07 because the ../../ directory traversal works.
>
>If you have got to it via a latest_folder link however then the directory
>traversal ends up trying to go back one directory further than it should,
If it were just the attachment links that had this problem, I would have
been tempted to solve it by moving them into the subdirectories. But links
like Previous Folder and List of Folders have the same problem.
I've added a base_url option (not yet documented) that allows you to
specify the url of the top directory. If specified, this will be used
instead of relative paths. You should get a warning if the relative
paths are broken and you don't specify a base_url. I may change this to
an error after it gets a reasonable amount of testing.
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