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"img/mountains.jpeg"
This is a folder within the folder you are publishing from. To start out with, use the complete path, and parse off what you don't need after you understand where it is pulling it from. So in other words, instead of "img/mountains.jpeg", use "E:\webfolder\WWW\img\mountains.jpeg".
Try that.
After you do that, make certain the SERVICE that is retreiving the image, has read rights to the folder! You may be dealing with a permissions issues. Do you get any errors?
12 Nov 2018 à 18:03
When I add the absolute path I cant open the file into VSCode (using Ctrl+left clic). I've tried those 2 paths :
- /home/loris/public-html/elManel/img/mountains.jpeg
- ~/loris/public-html/elManel/img/mountains.jpeg
Only "img/mountains.jpeg" loads me the picture into VSCode, but none of them works in Mozilla.
I followed this guide : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9133024/www-data-permissions
Here is the permissions :
My user "Loris" is member of his own group + www-data.
Then I seached firefox pid :
and checked each groups of pids :
I'm now sure that firefox processes belong to my main user's group, right ? (except for the PID 2760)
And now ... I've no idea what to do (everything looks well set up to me...)! I'm gonna spend few hours on that tonight, I keep you updated if there's anything new/relevant.
Note : another weird behavior that could help : when I try to load the picture by editing the CSS inside my browser (with the development tools), it loads perfectly. Mind blowing for a noob ahah
Thanks for your time
13 Nov 2018 à 08:36
13 Nov 2018 à 10:15
I though that in linux there were only users and groups, and I've just checked, "www-data" (which I think is my web service) has all the rights to my web folder (and the folders insides folders .... until the files itselves). So to me it looks ok, but I must not be so ok
Thanks for your explanations
13 Nov 2018 à 10:27
Group(s)
www-data
or
www,
or apache,
or daemon.
13 Nov 2018 à 10:43