rhtrevino

MrOnline....thanks! I didn't get to respond sooner as I've been traveling for business. I'm testing your fix now..... Awesome work....you've saved me!

I'm completely open to changing part of the code...that's no problem at all. Thanks for the quick responses....being a project manager myself I know that you time can be stretched very thin and your commitment to this project is awesome! I look forward to hearing the findings and I'll keep digging myself.

Perhaps I'm using the wrong terminology. Actually, file and directory ACL's are a very important part of Windows security. Where I've seen this come into play is when running IIS. If the user under which IIS runs does not have proper access to the site document root then some file manipulations are not possible. However, my knowledge of Apache on Windows is somewhat limited. By default, Apache2 runs under Local System which should be fine in most cases. Even running under a local computer admin account the files are still not deleted. You are correct in assuming it may be the code behind the image uploader (found at the Write post screens) in Wordpress 2.0....I would be curious to see if you can duplicate this with your own install of WP2.0 on the latest version of the Uniform Server. UServer is a great product and I'm really frustrated with trying to get this file deletion problem solved.

I'm having some problems running WP 2.0 with the Uniform Server. When I try to upload files using the inline uploader all the files are created properly....but when I delete files from the UI they are not removed from the file system. I think it's a permission issue as I don't have any problems on a Linux server or an OSX Apache install. Can anyone replicate this problem or give me any advice on how to fix it?