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[marvays]

I dont know about your particular site - if you do not want to try what I have suggested - I do not have the time to show an interest in your particular problems

Can you write a little exactly what you suggested? I guess I misunderstood you.

[marvays]

Hm, maybe problem is here?

[Jörgen]

Even if turns out that this isn´t the problem, You should fix it. Instructions are on your screen dump.

Jörgen @ Kreativ Fotografi

[GJC Web Design]

what actual safe path are u using? .. what is in your config?

[marvays]

what actual safe path are u using? .. what is in your config?

/disk_1/www/cz/lukysipy/www/administrator/components/com_virtuemart/SE61S3UnildojcjH282ET/

[GJC Web Design]

why not use the standard Safe Path Active  /disk_1/www/cz/lukysipy/vmfiles ?

they are there and writable

the other is just there for info if u CAN'T use the path above the root

[pinochico]

Because Martin does not know and know VirtueMart and is not a programmer.
He usually gains his knowledge by asking questions on the forum (the answers are not always correct to solve his problems).

In a few years (if he will program and constantly create e-shops), he will surely be an expert who will not make these mistakes (but if he persists with virtuemart or virtuemart exists).

We'll see

[marvays]

why not use the standard Safe Path Active  /disk_1/www/cz/lukysipy/vmfiles ?

they are there and writable

the other is just there for info if u CAN'T use the path above the root

Doesn't it matter? VM says I create a folder off the web or with a random name. I had a random folder name that nobody guesses.
Now I set up a folder off the website, but I still scream a red error in the administration! VM itself does not know what it wants!

[Jörgen]

Hello marways

I seem to have lead you into error. Lokking at your first screenshot it sais that everything is ok. Ther is a small beauty flaw, VM complains that the safe path with "password" does not exist, but it also shows that the "hidden" safe path is active and OK. I suggest to get back to the safe path arrangement above public area, which is usually better. So it turnes out that safe path was not a problem.

Sorry to have missed this.

Jörgen @ Kreativ Fotografi

[marvays]

Hello marways

I seem to have lead you into error. Lokking at your first screenshot it sais that everything is ok. Ther is a small beauty flaw, VM complains that the safe path with "password" does not exist, but it also shows that the "hidden" safe path is active and OK. I suggest to get back to the safe path arrangement above public area, which is usually better. So it turnes out that safe path was not a problem.

Sorry to have missed this.

Jörgen @ Kreativ Fotografi

So . . .  / disk_1 / www / com / lukysipy / www / administrator / components / com_virtuemart / SE61S3UnildojcjH282ET / is a better choice?

[Jörgen]

Using a path above the public area makes it very hard if not impossible to reach with ftp och normal googling. Would only be accessible through an active VM install.

So . . .  / disk_1 / www / com / lukysipy / www / administrator / components / com_virtuemart / SE61S3UnildojcjH282ET / is a better choice?

This looks like a "standard" url and not the first choice or do I see this wrong, I suggest use the first alternative under safe path tools.

For safety reasons it is very important to create a folder in a path not accessible by an URL

I now the view is kind of confusing.

Jörgen

[marvays]

I guess I don't understand. Or wrong translation
Which way is right? Generated random folder in /www. Or the classic "/vmfiles" before the public www folder?

[GJC Web Design]

neither way is "right"  -- both are valid

but if classic "/vmfiles" before the public www folder is possible .. some servers don't allow but 90+% do  - use it