Version: 2.2.8, by AndrewD
Developer Last Online: Apr 2010
Category: Major Additions -
Version: 3.6.x
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Released: 06-18-2006
Last Update: 02-03-2008
Installs: 661
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Version 2.3.0 of LDM is now the official release. This works with both VB3.7 and VB3.8. You can obtain it here
Version 2.2.8 remains available here, with limited support.
04.02.08: patch-cat.xml 'extra' uploaded - see first post for information
27.10.07: Version 2.2.8-post1 uploaded
French translation of product installer uploaded (other language translations are in the main release zip)
Remember to back up your current database tables before upgrading.
What this is and does
LDM is a general-purpose link and file manager, which handles user uploads and downloads in a flexible way. A range of media players is integrated into LDM and others are included as plugin extras. LDM is described below in the first post of this thread, which also contains a brief list of the currently-known bugs.
This release of LDM works correctly with all VB versions 3.6.x and recent versions of vbadvanced.
Does synchronization work with thread creation plugin?
Currently no. There would be a serious risk of running haywire with your board, if (for example) you sync'ed a directory with a few thousand files in it (e.g. my music or photo collections).
Sorry if this question has been asked already but I saw a message after the upgraded to 2.2.6 and although everything seems to be working fine, I wanted to know if this is something I should address:
Warning open_basedir is set to /home/usr/:usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php:/tmp in your php installation.
Sorry if this question has been asked already but I saw a message after the upgraded to 2.2.6 and although everything seems to be working fine, I wanted to know if this is something I should address:
Warning open_basedir is set to /home/usr/:usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php:/tmp in your php installation.
Thankyou in advance ~D
If everything is working fine, there's no need to be concerned.
open_basedir is a php setting that restricts whereabouts scripts can look in your server's file system scripts. When correctly set, it's a very useful security aid. If the script tries to move outside the allowed area, it is not allowed to open files.
In your case, the restrictions are as follows:
everything in and under /home/usr/
ditto usr/lib/php
ditto /usr/local/lib/php
ditto /tmp
You need to be careful if you decide to set LDM's settings local_file_root and local_file_root_prefix, or upload_dir or thumbs_dir that you do not move outside these areas.
Is there a way to make it so users must post twice a day to be able to download?
If not ive tried getting that user-post limit plugin thing to work but im a bit of a noob when it comes to setting it up any help.
This should do the trick. It's a modified version of the user-postlimit plugin - if you compare the codes, you can see how this is done. I've set it up by default so that a user requires two or more posts in the last 24 hours; usergroup 6 (admins) excluded. If you fall below that limit, you are allowed one download and one megabyte.