This page documents the CSVDIR configuration setting in FormMail.
Type Of Setting
CSVDIR is an OPTIONAL setting, which means...
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OPTIONAL |
you can change this setting if you need to, but the default
value is fine for most
circumstances.
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Précis
Sets the directory/folder for CSV files.
Description
Set CSVDIR to the directory on your server where CSV files are
stored.
When the form provides a 'csvfile' value, formmail.php
expects the file to be in this directory.
Generally you want this to be outside your server's document root directory.
For example, if your server's document root directory is:
/home/yourname/www
use a directory like
/home/yourname/csv
If you don't want to support CSV files, make this an empty string:
$CSVDIR = "";
NOTE: you'll need to create the CSV file on your server and make
it writable by the web server software. For security reasons,
FormMail cannot do this for you.
In general, the correct permissions for your CSV file are:
rw-rw-rw-
NOTE: on Windows servers, use '/' instead of '\' or double the
'\', like this:
"d:\\path\\to\\csv"
or
"d:/path/to/csv"
$CSVDIR = "";
Examples
$CSVDIR = "/home/mysite/csvdir";
See Also
CSV File Settings
LIMITED_IMPORT
LOGDIR
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