Hi,
is it possible to store attachements in the FAQ module at the disk and not in database. I can not find a configuration parameter like Ticket::StorageModule (that works fine for tickets) in SysConfig for the FAQ module.
Thanks for any suggestions.
OTRS FAQ 2.0 module: how to store attachments at disk
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OTRS FAQ 2.0 module: how to store attachments at disk
Testing: OTRS 3.0 / FAQ 2.0.1
OS: Windows
Apache2.2/MySQL 5
OS: Windows
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Re: OTRS FAQ 2.0 module: how to store attachments at disk
Search the forums or docs for filesystem ( FS)
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Re: OTRS FAQ 2.0 module: how to store attachments at disk
I searched the docs and the forums before I entered the new topic. All I found was the information how to store the attachment of a ticket at the filesystem. After checking the perl module FAQ.pm (but I am no perl expert) I guess there is no parameter setting for the storage of FAQ attachments.
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Re: OTRS FAQ 2.0 module: how to store attachments at disk
I apologize. My coffee must not have kicked in this morning. I thought you were saying that the FAQ module *did* and the Ticket didn't. Don't ask me why I thought this. As a work-around, you might consider DropBox Public folder and paste the share URL. You get 2Gb for free, it's easy to use, and by default it's cloud backup for your files: you don't have to host it or provide bandwidth for download.
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Re: OTRS FAQ 2.0 module: how to store attachments at disk
someone has managed to find a solution for this? is very efficient to have these attachments in the DB, I've tried playing a bit of code in Perl but my experience has given me no good results ...
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Re: OTRS FAQ 2.0 module: how to store attachments at disk
It isn't possible with the current code, either you code it youself, get OTRS to code it for you, or use Dropbox and encrypt everything if it's sensitive!
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