Manual:$wgUploadPath
| Uploads: $wgUploadPath | |
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| The URL of the upload directory. |
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| Introduced in version: | pre 1.1.0 |
| Removed in version: | still in use |
| Allowed values: | relative path |
| Default value: | "{$wgScriptPath}/images" "{$wgScriptPath}/upload" prior to 1.8.0 (Note: The default value of this variable depends on other variables, such as the values set in Setup.php, after LocalSettings.php is executed) |
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The absolute URL of the upload directory. This is used to construct URL for viewing uploaded files.
In most cases this is just the path component, such as "/w/images". If uploaded files are served from a different domain, this can be a fully-qualified URL with hostname, such as "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en".
If the variable contains a local path (without "http://") then it must start with a slash, otherwise it will result in a bad URL. (For example if you set it to "foldername" it will result in files being loaded from "http://www.example.comfoldername" - note the missing slash after ".com")
Note: $wgEnableUploads is false by default. Also remember to set directory permissions.
To enable permission checks on image files, $wgUploadPath can be pointed to the img_auth.php script ( $wgUploadPath = $wgScriptPath."/img_auth.php"; ) - see Manual:Image Authorisation for instructions.
Note: There are other variables which are defined relative to this one. If you redefine this in your LocalSettings.php then all dependent variables including $wgUploadDirectory will need redefining also. If both these settings are not coherent the files will be uploaded to different folder ($wgUploadDirectory) than from where MediaWiki will try to retrieve it for viewing ($wgUploadPath)!
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