Bug #55652
closedUpload a file with Uppercase letters --> Error in filelist
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Description
When I upload a new file with uppercase letters, I get an error in the filelist telling me that the file does not exist. Besides of TYPO3 I can see the uploaded file in the filesystem with it's original name, but there is no corresponding entry in the sys_file table of the database.
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Updated by Frans Saris almost 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Needs Feedback
Could you check if this resolves the issue for you?
Updated by Sebastian Fischer over 10 years ago
Cant confirm the problem. Could upload file with name Cute-Cats-cats-33440930-1280-800.jpg and find a sys_file record in current master.
Updated by Norman Sand over 10 years ago
I can confirm this problem with Version 6.2.2. Files with uppercase letters will be uploaded to the folder, but a PHP-Error will be thrown and the folder can't be viewed in the Filelist anymore (See screenshots enclosed).!!
The solution seems to be pretty simple actually (at least it works for me): You need to check the checkbox for "Uses case sensitive identifiers" for the File Storage (List -> Rootpage -> File Storage). If this is not done, files with uppercases seem not to work. After checking this setting all uploaded files are working at once.
I would recommend to make this checkbox checked by default. (I think it's not right now.)
Updated by Frans Saris over 10 years ago
Hi Norman,
There is already a check in core to see if you have got an case-sensitive file system and sets the checkbox of the file storage.
But it could be that this needs some extra finetuning.
Did you do an upgrade or an clean install of 6.2.2?
gr. Frans
Updated by Norman Sand over 10 years ago
Hi Frans,
I upgraded from 6.2.0 to 6.2.2, so it's possible that this setting came from 6.2.0. I'm going to set up a clean install of 6.2.2 in a few days on the same server and check what happens here.
Updated by Frans Saris over 10 years ago
You did not have these problems on 6.2.0? And was that a clean install or an upgrade?
Updated by Norman Sand over 10 years ago
I just set up a fresh installation/clean install (6.2.3). The ceckbox was not set here, so it seems this is not checked by default. I am on a different system now so it's possible, that the core just don't checked the box because it's not needed on my system.
Updated by Francois Suter about 10 years ago
I stumbled on the same issue today and checking the "Uses case sensitive identifiers" box indeed solved the problem.
Frans, given what you said, I can highlight one typical scenario: in our office, all developers work locally on Mac, but the servers are Linux. So I guess that when a file storage is first created locally (i.e. on Mac OS), FAL detects a case-insensitive system. When the site is later placed on a Linux server, the file storage behaves "wrongly".
I'm not sure what can be done to help here, but it is obvious that the utter lack of FAL documentation does not help at all.
Updated by Francois Suter about 10 years ago
And I would say that this option should be "On" by default, as it does not hurt on case-insensitive systems (at least not on Mac OS), and it seems rather pointless to me to force all lowercase.
Updated by Alexander Opitz about 10 years ago
This option can't be on by default. The option is selected/deselected automatically while creating a storage, depending on the ability of the underlying system.
For non case-sensitive systems my.gif is the same as MY.GIF, so we are on the safer side if we do lowercasing on such systems.
I vote for closing this issue as "Won't fix" an integrator who moves his TYPO3 installation from a case-sensitive to an case-insensitive filesystem (or vice-versa) should know to change this checkbox. Maybe we can add a test in the install-tool that checks if the correct system is selected.
Updated by André Markus almost 10 years ago
Where can I find check checkbox "Uses case sensitive identifiers" ???
Can't see it in the All configuration section (Install Tool).
Updated by Frans Saris almost 10 years ago
This is a setting of the file storage. You find the storage records in the page tree root.
Gr. Frans
Updated by Ingo Schmitt almost 10 years ago
- Status changed from Needs Feedback to Closed
We can close!