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-# Unable to add attachments to some pages
-

 I can add attachment to some pages within an ikiwiki site. ( for example the index page ), but I'm unable to add attachments to other child pages.
 
 When I try I get the error message "Error: bad attachment filename".  I can successfully attach the same file to the index page.
 I can add attachment to some pages within an ikiwiki site. ( for example the index page ), but I'm unable to add attachments to other child pages.
 
 When I try I get the error message "Error: bad attachment filename".  I can successfully attach the same file to the index page.


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 ikiwiki version 3.20100815.7 on Debian Squeeze.
 
 Please advise.
 ikiwiki version 3.20100815.7 on Debian Squeeze.
 
 Please advise.

+
+
+> I get the following error in apache error.log
+> Died at /usr/share/perl5/IkiWiki/CGI.pm line 466.
+> -- [[aland]]
+
+> Well, what subpages are you trying to add it to? What is your
+> `allowed_attachments` PageSpec set to in your setup file? --[[Joey]]
+
+>> I can reproduce this by creating a new ikiwiki using the auto.setup
+
+>> I create a subpage of index called "projects" and a subpage of projects called "Firewall Replacement 2010-2011"
+>> and when I add attachment to the subpages I get the error.
+
+>> I dont have an `allowed_attachments` section in my setup file
+>> But I've set an `allowed_attachments` like `allowed_attachments => 'maxsize(40000kb) and mimetype(*)',` and I still get the error.
+>> Thanks --[[aland]]
+
+>>> Being the subpage of index is the problem. It's not usual to have
+>>> any other page as a subpage of index; as there's really no reason to do
+>>> that, so some code broke in that special case. [[fixed|done]]
+>>> --[[Joey]]