Problem with dual slash in direct link URL

[ryohnosuke]

I installed chevereto in my /public_html folder, and I set the image folder in there too (I just removed the /image folder in config file), and when an image is uploaded, the direct link is:

http://www.ryohnosuke.net//2012/08/13/KUxX4.jpg

With dual slash! how can I fix that?

This problem happen with chevereto v2.2, actually I restored my server with v2.0.

Saludos.

 

[Avast]

I tried it on your site, it works fine without second /

 

[Lautaro]

same here, i just uploaded an image and the url was completely fine.

 

[ryohnosuke]

Sorry that, but it happens with chevereto 2.2, I restored with 2.0 for a while.

Saludos.

 

[Rodolfo]

Try to keep 2.2 to test it...

 

[ryohnosuke]

http://demo.ryohnosuke.net/image/S

http://demo.ryohnosuke.net

My config is:

$config['folder_images'] = '';
$config['folder_thumbs'] = '/thumbs'; // Just for legacy concerns, this is actually not used anymore since 2.1

Saludos.

 

[Rodolfo]

You must use a folder.

 

[ryohnosuke]

Ow, that mean I'm going to keep v2.0 : (

Btw, can I have access to previous releases? I'm using 2.0.15, and I think 2.0.18 is better (Fixed meta-description and meta-keywords usage)

Saludos.

 

[Rodolfo]

There is a short url function so you don't need to use plain / as the main folder for images. Is not wise/clever/good to keep the files on the public root. You can keep using old version but the support only covers the last release.
With the short url function your links will be /<id> for the compact viewer and /<virtualfolder>/<id> for the viewer.

 

[ryohnosuke]

Ok, I think I can move everthing to /img folder, you have any idea about the redirect on .htaccess?

/YYYY/MM/.* to /img/YYYY/MM/.*

Saludos.

 

[Rodolfo]

You need to do a rewrite just for the images:

RewriteRule ^/(\w*\.)(jpg|png|gif)$ img/$1$2 [L]

Perhaps you get a loop, give it a try.

 

[ryohnosuke]

I used this:

RewriteRule ^201(1|2)/(.*)$ http://www.ryohnosuke.net/img/201$1/$2 [R=301,L]

I think is hard to use YYYY folder in root again.

Any clue about this? http://chevereto.com/community/threads/custom-datefolders.2692/

Saludos.